Closed jonashering closed 5 years ago
Current version of our kernel is deployed to: http://132.145.30.80:8888
New polyglot notebooks can be created by selecteing Javascript (Node.js)
in the drop-down.
Can we password protect the frontend with a simple HTTP Basic Auth challenge? Maybe install nginx/apache and proxy the node server?
Jupyter also supports password protection -- maybe that's sufficient for our use case: https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/public_server.html
Sounds good, let's give that a go :)
Great, seems to be working. Do you mind sharing the password with me (e.g. via email)? :)
Oh... Sure! Sent you an email
We've access to a VM now, set up a jupyter notebook server there.