How to use this documentation

This documentation is written for two groups of readers. Most pages contain sections relevant to both, and we mark them clearly so you can jump to what matters to you.

Audiences

👩‍🎓 Participant (Student) You are taking a course that uses UZH JupyterHub. You want to know how to work effectively in the environment: running notebooks, managing files, understanding why your server stopped, etc.

👩‍🏫 Coach / Course Owner You are responsible for a JupyterHub deployment for your course. You manage user access, configure groups, set resource quotas, and help learners when things go wrong.

Where a section is only relevant to one group, it is introduced with the matching icon. Sections without an icon are relevant to everyone.

Topics covered

Page	What you will find
JupyterHub Basics	The JupyterLab interface, Git, Python environments, and the UZH shared volume
Roles, Groups & Collaboration	How OLAT roles translate to JupyterHub access; group servers for team work
CPU & GPU Quota	Understanding and monitoring resource limits
FAQ	Frequently asked questions and quick-reference tips
Start & Scale UI	Cluster start/stop dashboard for teachers and students