Jupyter Hub - AWS
  • Overview
  • Pre-requisites
  • Disclaimer
  • AWS: Instance Launching
    • Overview
    • Customizing an Instance
    • Assigning an Elastic IP Address
    • Connecting to Your Cloud
    • Ubuntu: Server Update and Add Users
  • Anaconda
    • Overview
    • Anaconda Installation
    • JupyterHub Installation and Configuration
  • R
    • R Installation
    • Update and Install IR Kernel
  • Stata
    • Overview
    • Stata Installation
    • Stata Kernel for Jupyter
  • (Optional) GitHub Extension and Packages
    • GitHub Extension
    • nbgrader
  • (Optional) Add a Custom Domain
    • Overview
    • Adding a Subdomain
  • (Optional) GitHub Authentication
    • Overview
    • Generate Cookie Secret
    • Secure Your Lab
    • Add GitHub Authentication
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  1. (Optional) Add a Custom Domain

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Last updated 4 years ago

Instructors may use Amazon Web Services, a university domain, or any other domain service to add a custom domain.

Adding your JupyterHub to a registered domain is necessary for running it in HTTPS.

This demonstration uses . If you have an existing custom domain, you may add the lab as a sub-domain as done here. This tutorial assumes an existing domain has been registered with Google Domains. Visit the for more information on this.

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