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@adwk67 adwk67 commented Feb 26, 2025

This demo illustrates JupyterHub usage with Keycloak. Various configuration settings will be explained in more detail in the main documentation. See stackabletech/documentation#715.

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Worked smoothly, first batch of comments, will do some more testing!

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Thanks for the nice demo!
One general remark, what is the reason that HDFS was added? I feel like this over-complicates the demo a bit, S3 would be sufficient from my point of view.

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adwk67 commented Mar 3, 2025

Thanks for the nice demo! One general remark, what is the reason that HDFS was added? I feel like this over-complicates the demo a bit, S3 would be sufficient from my point of view.

Yes, I think I agree - I'll take it out (we have it included in one of the other jupyterhub demos anyway).

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Thanks!

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Thanks for addressing the feedback!

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adwk67 commented Mar 3, 2025

Thanks!

Done: 80bd2c6

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Thanks! LGTM!

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