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Community Hub Guide

  • Hub User Guide
    • Get started as a hub user
    • Hub basics
      • What is a typical hub start-up time?
    • Data and Filesystem
      • Filesystem and user directory
      • Move code in and out of the hub with GitHub
      • Share data files with your users
      • Cloud Object Storage
        • How-to work with object storage in Python
        • How-to manage S3 cloud object storage with AWS CLI
        • How-to manage GCP cloud object storage with Google Cloud SDK
    • Software environment and resources
      • Choose an environment for your JupyterHub server
      • Build your own environment from the hub
    • Share content and files
      • Community documentation with Jupyter Book
      • Share notebooks and content files
    • Scalable computing
      • Launch a dask-gateway cluster
    • Service lifecycle
      • Download your data from the hub
  • Hub Administrator Guide
    • Get started with a new community hub
    • User environment and interface
      • The default user environment
      • Overview of user environments and interfaces
      • Alternative user interfaces
      • Remote SSH access
      • Customize your user environment
        • Re-use and modify a community-maintained image for your hub (recommended)
        • Create an environment image for your hub (advanced)
      • Mount content to a local folder at startup
      • Adding VS Code (code-server) to your image
    • User management
      • User authentication and access
      • User server management
    • Community management
      • Events and workshops
    • Usage and cost monitoring
      • Grafana dashboards
      • JupyterHub Default Dashboards
      • General cloud costs
      • User and Group Cost Dashboards
      • Filesystem and disk dashboards
      • Sharing and reporting Grafana dashboards
      • Programmatically accessing Prometheus data through Grafana
      • Query cost monitoring API with Grafana
      • Prometheus API access
      • Custom alerting for your community
    • Site reliability and monitoring
      • The 2i2c status page
      • Types of outages
    • Security
      • Security foundations
      • Internet access from a hub
      • Secrets, passwords and access tokens
    • Service lifecycle
      • Ending service
      • Replicate your own JupyterHub
  • Community Leadership Guide
    • Get started with a new 2i2c hub service
    • About the service
      • Overview of our service model
        • Shared responsibility model
        • Service Level Objectives
      • Cloud providers
      • Service Level Objectives
      • Shared responsibility model
    • Billing and cloud costs
      • What makes up cloud costs and how to control them
      • Billing and cloud accounts
      • Budget Forecast Alerts
      • How to balance cloud responsiveness and cost
    • Community management
    • User policies
      • Code of Conduct
      • Acceptable Use Policy
      • Privacy Policy
    • Service lifecycle
      • Service renewals
      • Deciding to end service
  • Contributing Guide
    • Documentation structure and strategy
    • Minimal viable documentation
    • Get started contributing
    • Style guide
    • Terminology and common words
  • Get support
  • Repository
  • Suggest edit
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Site reliability and monitoring

Site reliability and monitoring#

These sections relate to the stability and reliability of your infrastructure, as well as services and systems for monitoring site reliability and responding to problems.

  • The 2i2c status page
    • What an incident post looks like
    • Subscribing
  • Types of outages
    • 1. Hub URL is unavailable
    • 2. Authorized users cannot login
    • 3. User servers not starting
    • 4. Home directory for a hub is full and users can not write files
    • 5. Reduced performance of the system
    • 6. Underlying Infrastructure outages

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