JupyterHub page #297
JupyterHub page #297
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cc the jupyterhub team (@minrk @willingc @yuvipanda @jzf2101 @Carreau) since I wanna make sure they're OK with the wording etc! |
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The one issue I have is on narrow screen the nav bar wraps: Which is one of the reason we don't have too many items in the navbar. Maybe change the widtth of the links ? |
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we could either change the width of the links, or change the |
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Both are fine with me. I think at some point we need a "project" drop-down.
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we could either change the width of the links, or change the @media CSS
rule that converts it from a list of links to a button you click to display
the links. What would you prefer?
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re: project drop down, I agree, though I think we should wait and see whatever cool structure @jzf2101 and @tgeorgeux come up with! I am fine with short-term fixes in meantime. |
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ok, added a CSS rule that shrinks the navbar font size when the window hits a width that'd make them overlap with the logo. |
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What about this that shrink the logo (12pt is too small imho), and restore the hamburger menu in phone. |
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I'm happy with whatever gets the content merged. IMO the design of the site shouldn't be a blocker on the content of the site, so I am happy with whatever layout / CSS is there. If you'd like to push some more CSS directly to this PR I'm fine with that...my opinion about design should not be a blocker on the PR getting merged :-) |
Already done. |
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oh nice! I just pulled pulled and it looks good to me :-) thanks for the code ! |
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| ## What is JupyterHub? | ||
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| JupyterHub provides remote access to Jupyter servers on shared infrastructure | ||
| in ordre to make computational environments and resources more accessible to |
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Hey, you don't need to pull, netlify does a preview deploy with a unique
url. Just look in the "all checks have passed" section.
…On Tue, Jul 31, 2018, 12:02 Chris Holdgraf ***@***.***> wrote:
oh nice! I just pulled pulled and it looks good to me :-) thanks for the
code !
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typo fixed! netlify is cool! do you know if it works for sphinx pages? |
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Likely. It's just a thing that runs a script.
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typo fixed!
netlify is cool! do you know if it works for sphinx pages?
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Hey @choldgraf. Thanks for doing this. I think that we should restructure just a bit, but overall this looks good to me.
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| ## What is JupyterHub? | ||
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| JupyterHub provides remote access to Jupyter servers on shared infrastructure |
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JupyterHub brings the power of notebooks to groups of users. It gives users access to computational environments and resources without burdening the users with installation and maintenance tasks. Users, including students, researchers, and data scientists, can get their work done in their own workspaces on shared resources which can be managed efficiently by system administrators.
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| students, researchers, and data scientists. | ||
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| JupyterHub runs in the cloud or on your own hardware, and makes it possible | ||
| to serve a pre-configured data science environment to any user in the world. |
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| a variety of user interfaces including the Jupyter Notebook, Jupyter Lab, | ||
| RStudio, nteract, and more. | ||
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| **Secure** - JupyterHub can be configured with authentication in order to |
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do you mean to combine secure and flexible into a single "flexible" section?
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I think that we should remove secure as an element and instead call the authentication "flexible" to avoid implicit guarantees of security levels esp. on use of authenticators not maintained by JupyterHub.
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Renaming the Flexible section above to another synonym meaning flexible.
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hehe, ok :-)
how about "customizable"?
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| **Portable** - JupyterHub is entirely open-source and designed | ||
| to be run on a variety of infrastructure. This includes commercial cloud | ||
| providers, virtual machines, even your own laptop hardware. |
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| ## Key features of JupyterHub | ||
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| **Flexible** - JupyterHub can be used to serve a variety of environments. It |
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Perhaps Adaptable or Multipurpose
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| is a Helm Chart for deploying JupyterHub quickly, as well as a semi-complete | ||
| guide to deploying and configuring your JupyterHub on Kubernetes. | ||
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| **[The JupyterHub repository](https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyterhub)** |
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Let's move this to the prior section. The foundational JupyterHub code and technology can be found in the JupyterHub repository. This repository and the JupyterHub documentation contains more information about the internals of JupyterHub, its customization, and its configuration.
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| The Jupyter Community curates two JupyterHub "distributions" for deploying | ||
| in the cloud. Follow the links below for more information. | ||
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| **[The Littlest JupyterHub](https://tljh.jupyter.org)** is a lightweight |
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Switch the order of these two.
The Littlest JupyterHub, a recent and evolving distribution designed for smaller deployments, provides a lightweight to install JupyterHub on a single virtual machine .
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| **[The Littlest JupyterHub](https://tljh.jupyter.org)** is a lightweight | ||
| method to install JupyterHub on a **single virtual machine**. The TLJH |
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The Little JupyterHub, also known as TLJH, provides a guide...
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| **[Zero to JupyterHub for Kubernetes](https://z2jh.jupyter.org)** deploys | ||
| JupyterHub on Kubernetes using Docker, allowing it to be scaled and | ||
| maintained efficiently for **large numbers of users**. Zero to JupyterHub | ||
| is a Helm Chart for deploying JupyterHub quickly, as well as a semi-complete |
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| ## Join the community | ||
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| JupyterHub is an open-source and community-driven project. We'd love for you |
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Like all Project Jupyter efforts, JupyterHub...
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ok I think I addressed @willingc 's comments, LMK if I missed something! |
This adds a JupyterHub page to the Jupyter website. It adds minimal stylistic changes, basically just enough to accomplish the same design using Jekyll templates and markdown instead of hard-coded HTML.
I'm happy to iterate on design-y stuff later on, but IMO the important thing for this PR is "do we like the content". This landing page should be thought of as a high-level overview of what JupyterHub is and who it could be useful for, as well as links to point people in the right direction for deploying.
Happy to either iterate on this PR or merge and spot-check later