Jupyterhub not accessible using Azure Cloud
I have two Azure cloud machines running and trying to use jupyterhub on them. One is a 'standard' ubuntu server, and one is a machine learning version where jupyterhub is already installed and running.
With both I encounter the same issue that I cannot access/use the jupyterhub. Every time I try to go to the website via a browser I get a time out.
I got the network settings set to allow incoming traffic via http, https, ssh. I tried to access it from my phone (using my LTE network not my WI-FI), yet nothing seems to give me access. All I get is a blank page...
On the 'standard machine' I instantly get a 'connection refused' error, on the 'machine learning vm' after a looooooong time I get: 'internal error - server connection terminated'
Does any one know, what could possibly be the problem here? I'm googling my way around for the last two hours but cannot find a solution....
Thanks,
Anja
azure virtual-machine jupyterhub asked Nov 12 at 13:28
Lizzie
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I have two Azure cloud machines running and trying to use jupyterhub on them. One is a 'standard' ubuntu server, and one is a machine learning version where jupyterhub is already installed and running.
With both I encounter the same issue that I cannot access/use the jupyterhub. Every time I try to go to the website via a browser I get a time out.
I got the network settings set to allow incoming traffic via http, https, ssh. I tried to access it from my phone (using my LTE network not my WI-FI), yet nothing seems to give me access. All I get is a blank page...
On the 'standard machine' I instantly get a 'connection refused' error, on the 'machine learning vm' after a looooooong time I get: 'internal error - server connection terminated'
Does any one know, what could possibly be the problem here? I'm googling my way around for the last two hours but cannot find a solution....
Thanks,
Anja
azure virtual-machine jupyterhub asked Nov 12 at 13:28
Lizzie
11
There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53
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I have two Azure cloud machines running and trying to use jupyterhub on them. One is a 'standard' ubuntu server, and one is a machine learning version where jupyterhub is already installed and running.
With both I encounter the same issue that I cannot access/use the jupyterhub. Every time I try to go to the website via a browser I get a time out.
I got the network settings set to allow incoming traffic via http, https, ssh. I tried to access it from my phone (using my LTE network not my WI-FI), yet nothing seems to give me access. All I get is a blank page...
On the 'standard machine' I instantly get a 'connection refused' error, on the 'machine learning vm' after a looooooong time I get: 'internal error - server connection terminated'
Does any one know, what could possibly be the problem here? I'm googling my way around for the last two hours but cannot find a solution....
Thanks,
Anja
azure virtual-machine jupyterhub asked Nov 12 at 13:28
Lizzie
11
I have two Azure cloud machines running and trying to use jupyterhub on them. One is a 'standard' ubuntu server, and one is a machine learning version where jupyterhub is already installed and running.
With both I encounter the same issue that I cannot access/use the jupyterhub. Every time I try to go to the website via a browser I get a time out.
I got the network settings set to allow incoming traffic via http, https, ssh. I tried to access it from my phone (using my LTE network not my WI-FI), yet nothing seems to give me access. All I get is a blank page...
On the 'standard machine' I instantly get a 'connection refused' error, on the 'machine learning vm' after a looooooong time I get: 'internal error - server connection terminated'
Does any one know, what could possibly be the problem here? I'm googling my way around for the last two hours but cannot find a solution....
Thanks,
Anja
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asked Nov 12 at 13:28
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asked Nov 12 at 13:28
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There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53
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There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53
There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53
There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53
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Ok, I found the problem.
I had to reinstall jupyterhub using sudo and start it using: sudo jupyterhub --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=80.
For some reason (perhaps documented somewhere...don't know) on an azure vm running something as 'localhost' does not seem to work and needs to done via 0.0.0.0
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Ok, I found the problem.
I had to reinstall jupyterhub using sudo and start it using: sudo jupyterhub --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=80.
For some reason (perhaps documented somewhere...don't know) on an azure vm running something as 'localhost' does not seem to work and needs to done via 0.0.0.0
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Ok, I found the problem.
I had to reinstall jupyterhub using sudo and start it using: sudo jupyterhub --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=80.
For some reason (perhaps documented somewhere...don't know) on an azure vm running something as 'localhost' does not seem to work and needs to done via 0.0.0.0
answered Nov 12 at 14:28
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Ok, I found the problem.
I had to reinstall jupyterhub using sudo and start it using: sudo jupyterhub --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=80.
For some reason (perhaps documented somewhere...don't know) on an azure vm running something as 'localhost' does not seem to work and needs to done via 0.0.0.0
answered Nov 12 at 14:28
Lizzie
11
Ok, I found the problem.
I had to reinstall jupyterhub using sudo and start it using: sudo jupyterhub --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=80.
For some reason (perhaps documented somewhere...don't know) on an azure vm running something as 'localhost' does not seem to work and needs to done via 0.0.0.0
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There should be JupyterHub and possible other logs, right? No hints from those? Can you access one machine from the other staying within the Azure cloud?
– 9769953
Nov 12 at 13:53