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An example of running Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server using NGINX for reverse-proxy, certbot for SSL, no-ip for hostname

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An example of running Jupyter Notebook on Packet's Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server using nginx for reverse-proxy, certbot for SSL, no-ip for hostname.

This repo provides several scripts to follow.

To-Do

  • Example#1
  • Example#2

Prerequisites

  1. Make sure to have a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server available with appropriate IPv4 address.
  2. Point your host/domain name to the server's IPv4 address. Using no-ip to get a hostname is suggested.

Getting Started

  1. SSH to the server as "root".
  2. Paste chmod +x ./create_sudo_user.sh to be able to run the script in the following step.
  3. Run create_sudo_user.sh to create a "sudo" user. Example: ./create_sudo_user.sh your_name.
  4. SSH as "sudo" user.
  5. Paste chmod +x ./run_jupyter_notebook.sh to be able to run the script.
  6. Run run_jupyter_notebook.sh to create a brand-new Jupyter Notebook and access it through your domain name. Examples: ./run_jupyter_notebook.sh domain_name
  7. Now try to access the Jupyter Notebook through your domain name.

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An example of running Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server using NGINX for reverse-proxy, certbot for SSL, no-ip for hostname


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