Now that the repository is ready, we can add it to the JupyterHub via the user interface.
To add the new user environment, click on the Add New button and provide the following information:
Add New
Repository URL: the URL to the repository to build the environment from
Repository URL
Reference (git commit): the git commit hash to use
Reference (git commit)
Name of the environment: the display name of the environment. If left empty, it will be automatically generated from the repository URL.
Name of the environment
Memory Limit (GB): the memory limit to apply to the user server. Float values are allowed (for example a value of 3.5 corresponds to a limit of 3.5GB)
Memory Limit (GB)
3.5
CPU Limit: the number of cpus the user server is allowed to used. See the JupyterHub documentation for more info.
CPU Limit
As an example:
After clicking on the Add Image button, the page will automatically reload and show the list of built environments, as well as the ones currently being built:
Add Image
Building a new environment can take a few minutes. You can reload the page to refresh the status.