Closed IamViditAgarwal closed 1 year ago
Just wondering, what's your use case for having multiple jupyter servers per user instead of running multiple notebooks in the same server?
Just wondering, what's your use case for having multiple jupyter servers per user instead of running multiple notebooks in the same server?
The way we have integrated jupyterhub & IPythons notebook in our ecosystem, demands the multiple instances running per user. [Though we have a one use casei of openning multiple IPythons in same server , but rest Use cases require multiple instances of single user running]
@sridhar562345 please stop spamming this repository with the same question. As mentioned in other replies to your comments please use the community forum where more people hang out, and the rest of the community can benefit from answers.
@sridhar562345 please stop spamming this repository with the same question. As mentioned in other replies to your comments please use the community forum where more people hang out, and the rest of the community can benefit from answers. As you mentioned I have deleted my message. But my issue was closed. Wouldn't it be nice if we add a working docker file to this repo.
I think this strategy was implemented in #22
Hi , I am using TmpAuthenticator for JupyterHub in my org . Because I dont want people to login for Jupyterhub separately , so they use the serices of Jupyter through passing my system to Jupyterhub. But I am facing few issues which cause less user to use my platform . Issues : 1) In TmpAuthenticator it is written that each time it forces the server of user to terminate and end , But this cause too much time like upto 3-4 mins in some of the cases, which I want to reduce ,
SO my question is that instead of forcing restart every time Cant we just create a new server when every time user logins, so this will make the whole thing pretty fast .? Because this is stopping my user to open multiple times Jupyter Hub as it terminates the older ones
PS : I want my user to open JupyterHub muktiple times without terminating the older instances..
Thanks in advance Vidit