The current JupyterHub version 2.5.1 does not allow user installed extension for JupyterLab when it is being served from JupyterHub. This should be remedied in version 3. However, even when this is “fixed” it is still useful to be able to install extensions globally for all users on a multi-user system. This note will show you how.
In this note I’ll go through creating self-signed SSL certificates and adding them to a JupyterHub configuration running on a LAN or VPN. This will allow encrypted access to the server using https in a browser.
This is a quick note about setting up a JupyterHub server and JupyterLab using conda with Anaconda Python.
This note describes installing and configuring JupyterHub and JupyterLab on a “bare-metal” server.
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