This repo contains a walkthrough of many of Nebari's high-level features including Jupyter, Dask, conda-store, and more. Reach out to the on-site team for login details!
If you did not attend any live event, you can still deploy your own Nebari cluster and clone this repo to check out the high-level features.
To deploy your own Nebari cluster, follow these instructions in the Nebari documentation.
Note that the material presented in this repo need to be run on a live Nebari deployment. Many of the features highlighed in this repo are not available in basic JupyterHub deployments.
- Read the documentation to learn more about Nebari.
- Post any questions on our community forum.
Thanks for contributing to this demo!
The complete contributing guidelines are in our documentation. Here's a short reference:
- Fork this repository on GitHub.
- Clone your fork on the repository:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/nebari-demo.git - Create your development environment using conda:
conda env create -f environment.yaml - Create a new brnach and update the notebooks and files.
- Open a pull request with your changes and go through the PR checklist!
Make sure to follow the Nebari documentation style guide while writing and editing content.
To guarantee a welcoming and friendly community, we require all community members to follow our Code of Conduct.
Nebari is built on top of amazing open source tools like JupyterHub, Terraform, Kubernetes, conda, Dask, Jitsi, and so many more. We thank all the tool maintainers and contributors for their hard work!
