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I installed the vanilla DaskHub Helm chart, and routed traffic via an NGINX reverse proxy with a dedicated location for the JupyterHub service, e.g. https://<our_dev_domain>/jupyterhub/.
This meant overriding that part of the values.yaml as follows:
jupyterhub:
hub:
baseUrl: /jupyterhub/
The JupyterHub service then all works as expected at that location. However, when calling the Dask Gateway service (which is configured as a service of JupyterHub via the custom configuration here: https://github.com/dask/helm-chart/blob/main/daskhub/values.yaml#L27), the service is not found.
Inspecting the JupyterHub proxy's logs we see (including previous line as reference):
09:08:05.551 [ConfigProxy] info: 201 POST /api/routes/jupyterhub/user/user1
09:08:16.923 [ConfigProxy] error: 404 POST /services/dask-gateway/api/v1/clusters/
I tried modifying the extraConfig passed to JupyterHub to manually specify the subdirectory in the URL to no avail.
It could be that this is a broader issue which should be raised in the JupyterHub project - let me know if I should do this.
Environment:
DaskHub Helm version: daskhub-2023.1.0
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Describe the issue:
I installed the vanilla DaskHub Helm chart, and routed traffic via an NGINX reverse proxy with a dedicated location for the JupyterHub service, e.g.
https://<our_dev_domain>/jupyterhub/
.This meant overriding that part of the
values.yaml
as follows:The JupyterHub service then all works as expected at that location. However, when calling the Dask Gateway service (which is configured as a service of JupyterHub via the custom configuration here: https://github.com/dask/helm-chart/blob/main/daskhub/values.yaml#L27), the service is not found.
Inspecting the JupyterHub proxy's logs we see (including previous line as reference):
I tried modifying the
extraConfig
passed to JupyterHub to manually specify the subdirectory in the URL to no avail.It could be that this is a broader issue which should be raised in the JupyterHub project - let me know if I should do this.
Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: