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Would this work for a Fargate AWS cluster?
See original GitHub issueProposed change
kubespawner for Fargate AWS cluster
Alternative options
This exists https://github.com/uktrade/fargatespawner but it only mentions AWS ECS.
Who would use this feature?
Anyone interested in running JupyterHub on a serverless cluster.
(Optional): Suggest a solution
Honestly I have no clue 😕 I’ve just started playing with JupyterHub on cloud but the Zero To Jupyterhub guide is outdated for AWS (EKS).
Thank you!
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- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:13 (1 by maintainers)
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I tried to deploy both with the fargate spawner config as well as kubespawner in a fargate only cluster but it did not work. I’m not a 100% sure on what the issue is but I was able to launch a single-user notebook from the hub using the k8s python client.
My guess initially is that fargate does not allow for pods with elevated privileges such as NET_ADMIN because that was the issue I was getting when I tested this in gke autopilot but I disabled the blockiptables section in the helm chart as an attempt to remove the elevated privilege and tried that in fargate and my pod was still stuck in pending status.
It wouldn’t even create the fargate node.
Hi @filippo82 thanks for the advice. I did create a fargate profile for the jhub namespace that is in the proper subnets. Have you been able to get jupyterhub running on Fargate in EKS?