Wiki source code of JupyterHub Deployment Proposal

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	8	This document will address an initial release of jupyterlabs within the Collaboratory 2.0. In order to provide something quickly, this release will be limited in scope. Long term planning can be discussed [[here>>doc:Collabs.jupyter-user-group.Long term goals.WebHome]].
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1.1	11	= JupyterHub Deployment Proposal =
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	13	== Architecture ==
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	15	* Based on Kubernetes
	16	* Seafile storage mounted in user containers
	17	* Possibility of mounting large documents RO in certain images
	18	* Possibility of selecting from different images
	19	* Role based access to resources (quotas based on users' access level)
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1.2	21	== Components ==
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	23	* Jupyterhub: 1.x
	24	** Spawner: KubeSpawner
	25	** Authenticator: OAuthenticator
	26	* Notebook image~:
	27	** Main notebook image~: IPython: 7.x
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1.1	29	== Features ==
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	31	* TBD: requirements management (how to manage python libraries and other dependencies).
	32	* TBD: Versioning of notebooks
	33	* TBD: Workflows
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1.3	35	== Notes ==
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1.4	37	=== Python 2 support ===
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	41	Python 2 support was dropped in ipython 6.x+. The main image will no longer support Python 2.
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1.4	44	Python 2's is deprecated and will reach [[end of life>>https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0373/]] on January 1st, 2020.
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	46	Many maintainers of widely used packages (numpy, pandas, ipython, etc) [[have pledged to drop support for Python 2>>https://python3statement.org/]].
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	48	What are the needs from HBP for Python 2 support, and how long does it need to be present?

Wiki source code of JupyterHub Deployment Proposal

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