Custom Domain

By default JupyterHub will be available at the public IP address of the instance.

You can easily set a a custom domain, e.g. jupyterhub.domain.com, that the Load Balancer and JupyterHub will use.

1. Optional but recommended: Configure a Elastic IP address to the EC2 instance
2. Add a DNS A record to the domain pointing to the Elastic IP Address
3. On the EC2 instance create a /opt/jupyterhub/config/jupyterhub_dns file and write the hostname

/opt/jupyterhub/config/jupyterhub_dns

jupyterhub.domain.com

1. Execute the /usr/local/bin/jupyterhub-boot.sh script.

Terminal

$ /usr/local/bin/jupyterhub-boot.sh

Now you should be able to access http://jupyterhub.domain.com and login as usual.

You can also configure HTTPS.