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Nice! I enjoyed reading this. Just a few minor styling suggestions.
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| 2i2c have been working with the [University of Toronto](../../../collaborators/utoronto/) to add support for Canvas as a supported identity provider for JupyterHub. Out of the box, JupyterHub implements support for _authenticating_ users (figuring out who there are) and _authorizing_ users (figuring out whether they are permitted to log into the hub) using an `Authenticator` interface. Via the separate `oauthenticator` package, JupyterHub has support for many kinds of OAuth2-based Identity Providers such as Google or GitHub, in addition to providing a _generic_ authenticator `GenericOAuthenticator` that can be used with any OAuth2 implementation. |
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| 2i2c have been working with the [University of Toronto](../../../collaborators/utoronto/) to add support for Canvas as a supported identity provider for JupyterHub. Out of the box, JupyterHub implements support for _authenticating_ users (figuring out who there are) and _authorizing_ users (figuring out whether they are permitted to log into the hub) using an `Authenticator` interface. Via the separate `oauthenticator` package, JupyterHub has support for many kinds of OAuth2-based Identity Providers such as Google or GitHub, in addition to providing a _generic_ authenticator `GenericOAuthenticator` that can be used with any OAuth2 implementation. | |
| 2i2c have been working with the [University of Toronto](../../../collaborators/utoronto/) to add support for [Canvas](https://www.instructure.com/canvas) as a supported identity provider for JupyterHub. Out of the box, JupyterHub implements support for _authenticating_ users (figuring out who they are) and _authorizing_ users (figuring out whether they are permitted to log into the hub) using an `Authenticator` interface. Via the separate [`OAuthenticator`](https://oauthenticator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) package, JupyterHub has support for many kinds of OAuth2 identity providers such as Google or GitHub, in addition to providing a _generic_ authenticator `GenericOAuthenticator` that can be used with any OAuth2 implementation. |
Co-authored-by: Jenny Wong <jnywong.pro@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jenny Wong <jnywong.pro@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jenny Wong <jnywong.pro@gmail.com>
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Closes #631