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jupyterhub / jupyterhub-deploy-teaching

Reference deployment of JupyterHub and nbgrader on a single server

http://jupyterhub-deploy-teaching.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

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use conda #11

Closed minrk closed 8 years ago

minrk commented 8 years ago

This mainly affects how Python packages are installed, since apt/pip are not involved anymore. It's now quite a bit simpler and much faster. The conda-forge channel is added by default, so that community-provided packages will be included.

ansible-conda comes from here
The node role is now gone because configurable-http-proxy is also installed with conda.

willingc commented 8 years ago

@minrk This is awesome :D I'll give it a more thorough review when in the office this morning. If you want to merge sooner, my quick scan saw no issues.

minrk commented 8 years ago

Thanks @willingc!

With the changes in this and #10, I just did a fresh deploy on a from-scratch machine (Debian Jessie), using letsencrypt and OAuth. It took 3.5 minutes.

willingc commented 8 years ago

Excellent @minrk. I'm going to merge it now. I really like the changes in #10. I think we are headed in a great direction of being able to have a checklist of information a user needs and then writing a script to prompt for the information or offer defaults.