I am trying to setup Binderhub on a GKE cluster behind an existing ingress. I want to be able to access Binderhub at website/binder/. My config.yaml: service: type: ClusterIP jupyterhub: proxy: service: type: ClusterIP hub: baseUrl: jupyterhub config: BinderHub: debug:…

I tried setting allow_all but nothing changed: jupyterhub: proxy: service: type: ClusterIP hub: baseUrl: /jupyterhub/ config: Authenticator: allow_all: true

If I use DummyAuthenticator then I can login with any user, but the launcher still fails. How do I tell instruct the launcher to use this password? jupyterhub: proxy: service: type: ClusterIP hub: baseUrl: /jupyterhub/ config: Authenticator: allow_all: True …

looks like maybe I need to create a token manually and explicitly add it to config.yaml? config: BinderHub: debug: true use_registry: true base_url: /binder/ image_prefix: us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/myproject/binderhub/binder hub_url: http://website.com/jupyterhub hub_api…

Help setting up Binderhub on GKE on existing ingress

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manics March 7, 2025, 4:33pm 6

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