I approve!
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Yay, awesome. I can ssh in now - thanks @Majavah!
May 30 2021
I made a PR! https://github.com/toolforge/paws/pull/76
May 26 2021
I just saw @Bstorm's awesome response to earlier comments, and am very happy with the way things have gone. THANK YOU!
PAWS now supports rstudio: https://hub.paws.wmcloud.org/hub/user-redirect/rstudio
May 24 2021
I'm fine letting it wait for a week :)
I'm fine letting it wait for a week :)
Not sure what phab etiquette is anymore - should this have a PAWS tag now? Or?
There's a 3G memory limit per user on PAWS with a guarantee of 1G. I hope that's enough for most openrefine - although it's possible we need to explicitly tell OpenRefine how much RAM it can use. JVM apps can be a bit picky like that.
Users need to authenticate with their SUL accounts to login to PAWS, and this actually generates authentication that can be accessed from inside the apps that run inside it! The following environment variables are set:
May 23 2021
Yeah, so far I can primarily think of GitHub and quay.io access. And SSH / kubectl as well?
Closed via https://github.com/toolforge/paws/pull/69. Thanks for the merge, @Bstorm
What happened to this?
May 22 2021
In T283443#7105597, @bd808 wrote:I'm pretty sure that this request from the inventor of PAWS would be hard to say no to.
@yuvipanda do you remember if you signed the volunteer NDA when you were off-boarding from your tenure as a Foundation employee?
https://github.com/toolforge/paws/pull/66 adds nbgitpuller, which is heavily used outside for distributing tutorial content. Will be very helpful here I think :)
https://github.com/toolforge/paws/pull/62 bumps it to 4.0, and https://github.com/toolforge/paws/pull/64 adds RStudio! You can check out RStudio from https://hub.paws.wmcloud.org/hub/user-redirect/rstudio
With https://github.com/yuvipanda/jupyterhub-ssh, you can get 'real' ssh access to your JupyterHub instance, via your JupyterHub access token. This means anyone with a SUL login can then login to PAWS, get a token that'll let them *ssh* in. SFTP is also supported.
May 3 2021
Pretty well supported with github.com/jupyterhub/jupyter-rsession-proxy/, although you need to be running inside a container (or something with network namespace isolation) for it to work.
In T224658#7053302, @Ottomata wrote:There are still some child tasks of this Newpyter parent task, but as of today I think we can call the 'Newpyter' project done.