We'd like to use JupyterHub (on google kubernetes) as a programming 
environment for students. We'd also like to use Cloud9's SDK because it's a 
better programming environment (IMHO) for non-notebook programs.

I want to use JupyterHub as the authentication & multiplex agent -- i.e. 
students can decide which environment to use, and they'll have the same NFS 
mount either way (I'm basing my setup on the recipe 
at https://github.com/ssableslb/gke-jupyter-classroom )

I'm trying to figure out how to get JupyterHub to start up my C9 SDK 
container - that container pops up at port 8888 like an ipython notebook 
would when I run it locally, but I can't seem to broker a connection -- I'm 
guessing that it needs to somehow pass information to JupyterHub to 
authorize the connection, but I am having trouble finding the documentation 
on that. I've looked at the docs for JupyterHub and Jupyter, but the 
Jupyter documentation appears to focus on the communication to the specific 
kernels (as opposed to the web GUI part).

Any suggestions of what doc/code to examine welcome.

Thanks

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