LIS Docker defines for JupyterHub

Build the image locally

With a given (specified) tag of v002:

docker build -t lisds/lisds-images:v002 .

Or you can use the make_image.sh script to build with a tag from the current commit:

./make_image.sh lishub-base

The image can be pushed up to Dockerhub directly. This is the manual incantation:

docker login --username=lisds
docker push lisds/lisds-images:v002

You will also see the relevant instructions at the end of output from ./make_image.sh above.

If you get a "User interaction is not allowed." error at the login stage, you may get further by running this command at the affected terminal:

security unlock-keychain

docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 lisds/lisds-images:002

This incantation allows sudo access and drops into a Bash shell.

docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 -e GRANT_SUDO=yes lisds/lisds-images:002 /bin/bash

https://hub.jupyter.org/
JupyterHub on Kubernetes - these contain setup instructions for building your own cluster via Kubernetes.
Matthew's version of these scripts, with some extra documentation, for our most recent online course, where we ran our own JupyterHub on Kubernetes: https://github.com/nipraxis/jupyterhub.
We put the student Docker images up on our DockerHub space. In particular, you will find our images listed here.