Wanted to know about whether admin can create a shared directory so that all the users in that group can access it.
This would not be a feature of the Authenticator or done via the admin panel, but you can make a directory with chgrp groupname and chmod g+a, then users in the group should be able to access it.
I don’t believe NativeAuthenticator maps JupyterHub groups to filesystem groups, though, so that would be a feature request. The LocalProcessSpawner looks up whatever groups the system user is in and applies them, so you can do this with unix system commands without JupyterHub knowing about it.
thx for the reply but my sudo commands are not working on the terminal any solution for that?
sudo not found means sudo needs to be installed: apt install sudo. But you’ll need sudo for that! How have you set up this machine and installed jupyterhub?
Running jupyterhub through helm chart followed this documentation:-
ah, if you’re on kubernetes, sudo won’t be something you want to use, nor are group permissions likely relevant.
You’ll need to create shared storage volumes, as described here
Yep thx, it works. One question can i use s3 for storage? I can see google cloud in the example.