The Littlest Jupyter Hub

Run a TLJH installation in a docker container.

Build the image

Run:

$ docker build -t tljh-dev .

Or, if you have make installed:

$ make img

It'll download all its required dependencies during the build, it doesn't require anything from the context directory besides the Dockerfile.

Start the container

Run the container:

$ mkdir -p data
$ docker run -d --rm --name=tljh-dev -p 12000:80 --privileged tljh-dev

Or, again, if you have make installed:

$ make start

TO-DO

These details still need to be worked out:

• Create a persistent mountpoint for all notebooks and custom configs
• Speed up startup, by creating the user-environment during build time instead of doing it during runtime
• Same as above for the systemd configuration (setting up services, 'daemon-reload', etc)