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We have opt-in per-user subdomains to better isolate user servers from each other, but these are typically and by default subdomains of the Hub.
It's well established that when you have 'untrusted' user-controlled pages (like GitHub pages), they should be on their own domains, rather than subdomains. I believe it's already possible to do this with the new subdomain_hook to have the Hub on a different domain (e.g. jupyterhub.mydomain.edu and user.mydomainusers.com).
We should at least document how to put user servers on a totally different domain with what we have now, and probably make it easier to express this via config (e.g. instead of single JupyterHub.subdomain_host config, separate JupyterHub.hub_domain and JupyterHub.user_domain config).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We have opt-in per-user subdomains to better isolate user servers from each other, but these are typically and by default subdomains of the Hub.
It's well established that when you have 'untrusted' user-controlled pages (like GitHub pages), they should be on their own domains, rather than subdomains. I believe it's already possible to do this with the new subdomain_hook to have the Hub on a different domain (e.g.
jupyterhub.mydomain.edu
anduser.mydomainusers.com
).We should at least document how to put user servers on a totally different domain with what we have now, and probably make it easier to express this via config (e.g. instead of single
JupyterHub.subdomain_host
config, separateJupyterHub.hub_domain
andJupyterHub.user_domain
config).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: