How to set a multiuser Jupyterlab server with Jupyterhub (in Windows with Docker)

When teaching or working with Python there is a challenge to have and work simultaneously with the same Python version and Python packages. Jupyterhub is a great solution to bring notebooks to a group of users with admin tools and many more features. We have done a tutorial to install Jupyterhub with Jupyterlab in a local lan or wifi network. The tutorial shows the procedure to run Jupyterhub from Docker in Windows, set up a native authenticator and configure an admin and users.
Review all the steps here:
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[@zoobab28]

Docker is supposed to run ***stateless*** containers, not spawing bash and install stuff by hand. If something else need to be installed like you do here, it needs to be written in the Dockerfile itself.

[@hatarilabs]

Interesting point of view

[@alx8439]

What is the point of taking an existing docker image with jupyter, spin a container out of it and installing the whole damn thing again? I think you don't quite get the idea of docker images

[@astev52]

yep, makes no sense

[@prasadmanedeshmukh5905]

Thanks for this helpful tutorial!

[@eds7550]

how to setup for two vm: vm1 the lab installed and for vm2 the hub installed

[@asagaming7]

Hi Sir, I am not able to find sign up option on the jupyterhub.. I followed the same steps which you mentioned.. Anything I'm missing out? Kindly help.

[@asagaming7]

+ I'm trying on Amazon EC2 linux instance.. So is the config file different for linux instance?

[@lukamladenovic280]

How can I manage GPU resources? For example, I want to let Alice use 30% of GPU Resources, and Bob 60% of GPU

[@ggKongSC]

Thank you. It works.

[@asuagar]

Is there a docker-compose with the described steps?

[@william312435]

After finish the tutorial, it works~
But i have a problem about how to make jupyterhub support with GPU?
Thanks in advanced!

[@JEasyDev]

Thank you.
on ubuntu 16.04 It cannot install any extensions.

[@mohsenbolhasani7880]

Thaaaaaaaaaanks

[@zahrazare8114]

I did all the steps according to the video, but when I try to run JupiterHub, I get the following error: Bad config encountered during initialization: The 'authenticator_class' trait of instance must be a type, but 'nativeauthenticator.NativeAuthenticator' could not be imported

[@bclso]

I got the same problem. Anyone to help!!!

[@bclso]

I finally resolve the issue by adding the line "pip3 install jupyterhub-nativeauthenticator" before running jupyterhub

[@yalcnfurkancelik7277]

@@bclso thank you