Open Infrastructure for Open Science�A fire-hose of information about Binder
@choldgraf
Chris Holdgraf, UC Berkeley and Project Jupyter
bit.ly/2019-elife-cc-holdgraf
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a community of people and an ecosystem of open tools and standards for interactive computing
create things that are language-agnostic and modular. Empower people to use other open tools.
🏆action item 🏆��Go check out the Jupyter community docs�jupyter.readthedocs.io
A community that builds free and open-source tools�for reproducible, sharable scientific environments�that are workflow- and platform-agnostic.
The
Project
🏆action item 🏆��Go check out the Binder community docs�jupyterhub-team-compass.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
🏆action item 🏆��Go check out the public BinderHub�mybinder.org
if you follow best-practices in computational science, your repository should work with Binder.
Package dependencies�with your repository
Use community standards to define environments
💻the tech that powers this💻
repo2docker
Convert a repository into a�reproducible Docker image
repo2docker.readthedocs.io
JupyterHub
Host pre-configured data science environments�on shared infrastructure
jupyter.org/hub
BinderHub
One-click sharable, interactive, reproducible environments from your public git repository
mybinder.org
binderhub.readthedocs.io
🏆action item 🏆��Go check out the Binder user docs�mybinder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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🏆action item 🏆��Go check out the BinderHub deployment docs�binderhub.readthedocs.io
Get involved with Jupyter
@choldgraf
community docs: jupyter.org/community�community forum: discourse.jupyter.org�slides: bit.ly/2019-elife-cc-holdgraf