Using Node.js, developers have come up with a way to host your dashboard/notebook without Jupyter on jupyter-dashboard-server.

Installation requires installing Node.js (as the server is written in Node.js). This is a larger installation set.

Once you have Node.js installed, one of the tools installed is npm-node product manager. You can use npm to install the dashboard server with the following command:

npm install -g jupyter-dashboards-server  

Once installed you can run the server with the following command:

C:UsersDan>jupyter-dashboards-server --KERNEL_GATEWAY_URL=http://my.gateway.com  

mygateway.com is a dummy. You would use your gateway server (if needed). At this point the server is running on the environment you mentioned and will output a few lines:

Using generated SESSION_SECRET_TOKEN
Jupyter dashboard server listening on 127.0.0.1:3000  

You can open a browser to the URL (http://127.0.0.1:3000/dashboards) and see what the server console looks like:

As for developing a dashboard you can host on the server, we need to install more:

conda install jupyter_dashboards -c conda-forge  

Then enable the extension (it is a notebook extension):

jupyter nbextension enable jupyter_dashboards --py --sys-prefix  

You then need to install the layout extension using the following commands:

pip install jupyter_dashboards_bundlers
jupyter bundlerextension enable --sys-prefix --py dashboards_bundlers  

At this point you can upload your dashboard notebook file using the following command:

POST /_api/notebooks/[PATH/]NAME  

Where the URL is prefixed with the hosting site you are using, PATH is optional (would default to the root location), and NAME is as you determine.