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Learn more about it at GitHub - machine424/notebook-on-kube: Create and manage your Notebooks on Kube using bare minimum code.. Give it a try and let me know :)
I think most JupyerHub features can be provided/replaced with Kubernetes', the rest are not needed by most users.- JupyterHub has a helm chart to deploy JupyterHub, but then JupyterHub takes over to create and manage notebooks. In the case of notebook-on-kube, we have a Helm Chart to deploy the tool but the tool itself uses Helm as a Kubernetes client to create and manage notebooks(the tool runs helm install to install the Notebook Helm Chart (inception :))), so no need of JupyterHub and especially its spawner https://github.com/jupyterhub/kubespawner (which is a Kubernetes client)
- JupyterHub on Kubernetes uses ingress-nginx to expose JupyerHub on the Internet but the tool relies on the "well-integrated/well-known in the kubernetes ecosystem" ingress-nginx as a replacement of JupyterHub http proxy (node-http-proxy) https://github.com/jupyterhub/configurable-http-proxy to forward requests to notebooks e.g. so we don't have to add/discover/maintain yet another proxy.