JupyterHub is a powerful tool that allows multiple users to access and use Jupyter Notebook On a central server in a controlled and collaborative manner. It provides a secure, efficient, and user-friendly environment for deploying Jupyter Notebook instances for various user groups.
This page covers the how I installed jupyter hub on Ubuntu environment. There are many ways to install Jupyterhub such as using docker and Amazon EC2 instance and conda package manager.In this article I am going to tell how i installed Jupyterhub using python 3 through pip package manager. Rather than installing on docker and Amazon EC2 instance it is easy to download in this method.
Preparing to Install Jupyterhub
Step 01: Update the Ubuntu Environment
First, update the Ubuntu environment by typing this command on the terminal,
sudo apt-get update
Step 02: Checking Your Python Version
Start by verifying your current Python version using the terminal,
python3 — version
Jupyterhub requires Python 3.5 or above to function correctly.Python 3.8 offers numerous improvements and optimization, making it a great…
