Heya! I’ve been doodling a lot recently, and spent this morning making a diagram of:
- The primary components of JupyterHub
- How they communicate with each other
- How various security components - authentication, authorization & integrity/encryption - are handled.
I’ve this PDF (with color coding!) to show you for it! http://words.yuvi.in/doodles/jupyterhub-1.0-traffic-flows.pdf
Be warned that my handwriting is probably terrible (thank you, carpel tunnel syndrome), and you might not be able to read anything. I figured I’d share this earlier than later. I hope this doesn’t become too embarassing.
A lot of these terms and what not absolutely require links, descriptions and rewording. I’ll try add them as replies here
I’ll try work on this a little more, and then make a typed version with links that people can actually read.
Please provide feedback on wether things like this are useful! Maybe we can turn this into a blog post too, to help people understand their options when it comes to ‘securing’ network flows in a JupyterHub installation. There are still lots of other aspects of security of course, but this is an important component of it!
