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[jira] [Updated] (AIRAVATA-3692) Airavata Jupyterhub
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Suresh Marru updated AIRAVATA-3692:
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Description:
JupyterHub is an open-source platform for hosting interactive Jupyter notebooks. Airavata Custos Security Services federated authentication and fine-grained authorization capabilities. In this Epic, you will integrate JupyterHub with Custos Security Services to enable secure and authorized access to Jupyter notebooks.
Requirements:
# You need to have a working installation of JupyterHub and Custos Services.
# Understand Custos by following tutorials and blogs
## [https://www.zonca.dev/posts/2022-04-13-jupyterhub-custos-authentication.html]
## [https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CUSTOS/Home]
# Configure the JupyterHub authentication plugin that uses Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
## [https://pypi.org/project/custos-jupyterhub-authenticator/]
# The plugin should support the following features: a. Users should be able to login to JupyterHub using federated authentication (university or google or GitHub authentication). b. The plugin should use Custos Security Services to check if a user has access to a specific notebook before allowing access. c. The plugin should provide a way to map Custos Security Services roles to JupyterHub groups for fine-grained authorization.
# The plugin should be configurable using a configuration file.
# You should provide instructions on how to install and configure the plugin.
# After trying everything locally, install both jupyterhub and custos on AWS - [https://z2jh.jupyter.org/en/stable/kubernetes/index.html]
Deliverables:
# A new JupyterHub authentication plugin that integrates with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
# A configuration file that allows users to configure the plugin.
# A README file that explains how to install and configure the plugin.
Evaluation Criteria:
# The plugin should work correctly and securely integrate with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
# The plugin should be easy to install and configure.
# The plugin should be well-documented and provide clear instructions on how to use it.
# The plugin should follow best practices for secure coding and authentication/authorization protocols.
# The code should be well-organized, modular, and maintainable.
was:
JupyterHub is an open-source platform for hosting interactive Jupyter notebooks. Airavata Custos Security Services federated authentication and fine-grained authorization capabilities. In this Epic, you will integrate JupyterHub with Custos Security Services to enable secure and authorized access to Jupyter notebooks.
Requirements:
# You need to have a working installation of JupyterHub and Custos Services.
# Understand Custos by following tutorials and blogs
## [https://www.zonca.dev/posts/2022-04-13-jupyterhub-custos-authentication.html]
## [https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CUSTOS/Home]
# Configure the JupyterHub authentication plugin that uses Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
## [https://pypi.org/project/custos-jupyterhub-authenticator/]
# The plugin should support the following features: a. Users should be able to login to JupyterHub using federated authentication (university or google or GitHub authentication). b. The plugin should use Custos Security Services to check if a user has access to a specific notebook before allowing access. c. The plugin should provide a way to map Custos Security Services roles to JupyterHub groups for fine-grained authorization.
# The plugin should be configurable using a configuration file.
# You should provide instructions on how to install and configure the plugin.
Deliverables:
# A new JupyterHub authentication plugin that integrates with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
# A configuration file that allows users to configure the plugin.
# A README file that explains how to install and configure the plugin.
Evaluation Criteria:
# The plugin should work correctly and securely integrate with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
# The plugin should be easy to install and configure.
# The plugin should be well-documented and provide clear instructions on how to use it.
# The plugin should follow best practices for secure coding and authentication/authorization protocols.
# The code should be well-organized, modular, and maintainable.
> Airavata Jupyterhub
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>
> Key: AIRAVATA-3692
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-3692
> Project: Airavata
> Issue Type: Epic
> Reporter: Suresh Marru
> Assignee: RutujaJadhav
> Priority: Major
>
> JupyterHub is an open-source platform for hosting interactive Jupyter notebooks. Airavata Custos Security Services federated authentication and fine-grained authorization capabilities. In this Epic, you will integrate JupyterHub with Custos Security Services to enable secure and authorized access to Jupyter notebooks.
> Requirements:
> # You need to have a working installation of JupyterHub and Custos Services.
> # Understand Custos by following tutorials and blogs
> ## [https://www.zonca.dev/posts/2022-04-13-jupyterhub-custos-authentication.html]
> ## [https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CUSTOS/Home]
> # Configure the JupyterHub authentication plugin that uses Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
> ## [https://pypi.org/project/custos-jupyterhub-authenticator/]
> # The plugin should support the following features: a. Users should be able to login to JupyterHub using federated authentication (university or google or GitHub authentication). b. The plugin should use Custos Security Services to check if a user has access to a specific notebook before allowing access. c. The plugin should provide a way to map Custos Security Services roles to JupyterHub groups for fine-grained authorization.
> # The plugin should be configurable using a configuration file.
> # You should provide instructions on how to install and configure the plugin.
> # After trying everything locally, install both jupyterhub and custos on AWS - [https://z2jh.jupyter.org/en/stable/kubernetes/index.html]
> Deliverables:
> # A new JupyterHub authentication plugin that integrates with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
> # A configuration file that allows users to configure the plugin.
> # A README file that explains how to install and configure the plugin.
> Evaluation Criteria:
> # The plugin should work correctly and securely integrate with Custos Security Services for authentication and authorization.
> # The plugin should be easy to install and configure.
> # The plugin should be well-documented and provide clear instructions on how to use it.
> # The plugin should follow best practices for secure coding and authentication/authorization protocols.
> # The code should be well-organized, modular, and maintainable.
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