Arnim Bleier - A Persistent BinderHub | JupyterCon 2020

Brief Summary In this talk, we introduce GESIS Notebooks, a public JupyterHub deployment that enables users to persistently import projects using the mechanisms of MyBinder. The talk is relevant for researchers and lecturers that want to work persistently with one of the many existing binder-ready projects as well as for system administrators. Outline Kenan Erdogan and Arnim Bleier offer an overview of GESIS Notebooks (notebooks.gesis.org), a JupyterHub deployment that enables users to import and update projects using the mechanisms of MyBinder. The platform drastically lowers the bar for researchers, lecturers, and students to start their own persistent cloud-based notebook server with an environment that is tailored to their needs or to build on one of the many existing binder-ready analysis pipelines. The cornerstone of our infrastructure, the Persistent BinderHub, enables us to support the heterogeneous computational needs of our community while reducing the costs of maintaining this infrastructure as compared to other alternatives. The 30-minute talk begins with an overview of the computational needs in the Computational Social Science community. We then showcase the use and utility of the platform from a user perspective. Finally, we demonstrate how the open-source platform can be deployed from an administrator’s point of view. ---- JupyterCon brings together data scientists, business analysts, researchers, educators, developers, core Project contributors, and tool creators for in-depth training, insightful keynotes, networking, and practical talks exploring the Project Jupyter ecosystem. https://jupytercon.com/  JupyterCon is possible thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, and the labor of many volunteer organizers.  https://jupytercon.com/sponsors/  https://jupytercon.com/about/#Organizing%20Committee (edited)   jupytercon.com JupyterCon2020 JupyterCon 2020  jupytercon.com JupyterCon2020 JupyterCon 2020  jupytercon.com JupyterCon2020 Jupy