As indicated on slack some discussion questions for general and education:
Open Questions on Education (will also post on Gitter)
Please read and consider responding out Wednesday. We plan to devote 20 of our 30 minutes on pangeo education to open discussion. Further planning on pangeo Education will follow Thursday.
- "What is pangeo?" or a longer version "What is unclear or perhaps confusing about pangeo?" is worth articulating: In order to proceed to "Who and what and how is pangeo teaching?"
- Should (How should?) the pangeo Education WG play a role in testing pangeo tech?
- Does "publications = evidence of pangeo impact" work as a retrograde motivator on the challenge of "What should the pangeo team be emphasizing today?" (both Education and more broadly)
- Comment on the value of the imperative "Get dataset X wired into pangeo" ...motivating scientists who use X to migrate to pangeo. What is { X }? Process to select and import X? Should Pangeo Ed teach you how to import some X?
It's a year old now!
See y'all tomorrow!
The google option failed, we switched to zoom
I am still a week away from being allowed to use a key board after surgery. So i don't have a laptop with me! So here to hang out and chat and ask about your cloud needs :)
I also have no hair now if you can not find me :)
Hey @scottyhq things are going great.. I am presenting a demo to the South African Weather Service Monday using Pangeo, repo is here.. (WIP) https://github.com/ANL-DIGR/saws-demo
One small issue I have is I can not get the start script to execute which automagically provisions with data
this is working off your 2019.08.18 docker image
No biggie as I can just have users
source ~/binder/start
Just one talk, some lightning talks, then breakouts (that won’t be streamed).
hey folks (in particular @jhamman @rabernat @mrocklin) I wanted to share a draft of a post that'll go up on the Jupyter blog soon. It's from Jim Colliander, who is the director of the Pacific Institute of Mathematical Sciences and has been running the Syzygy project for national-scale JupyterHub deployments. He's got a blog post queued up about their experiences running hubs for all of Canada, and some ideas for how to grow and sustain a model such as this. Just thought y'all might be interested and maybe it sparks some conversation here at the meeting https://medium.com/@colliand/92c0d3ae5b85
cloud wg hackmd: https://hackmd.io/@C1Y1o5QTQzerc67tEIbYfg/B1JfRX5NB/edit
@darothen We have new volunteers to help lead the group, which is awesome. Did you want me to keep you on the list?
(Wasn't sure what your capacity is these days...)
Jim's syzygy blog post is up! https://blog.jupyter.org/national-scale-interactive-computing-2c104455e062
