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Speakers

Sarah Gibson

Employers on the program

  1. 20232i2c3 talks
  2. 2020The Alan Turing Institute1 talk
Events2
Conferences2
Talks4
Years active2020–2023

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • EuroPython
  • JupyterCon

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterConspeakerHow to grow the JupyterHub community and improve its practices by mentoring Outreachy interns
as 2i2c
In 2021, JupyterHub was awarded a CZI EOSS grant to improve community practices around inclusion within the project, and that work began in earnest in 2022. An…Show less

In 2021, JupyterHub was awarded a CZI EOSS grant to improve community practices around inclusion within the project, and that work began in earnest in 2022. An important part of this work involves developing pathways into the community that cater for i) contributors that are diverse and bring a...

May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterConspeakerNo Magic Added - Deploying Multiple JupyterHubs to Multiple Clouds from one Repository
as 2i2c
The International Interactive Computing Collaboration (2i2c) manages the configuration and deployment of multiple Kubernetes clusters and JupyterHubs for a…Show less

The International Interactive Computing Collaboration (2i2c) manages the configuration and deployment of multiple Kubernetes clusters and JupyterHubs for a range of research and education purposes, spanning not only domains, but the globe. For the sake of optimising our engineering team’s...

May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterConspeakerRestructuring and Improving JupyterHub Documentation Using the Diátaxis Framework: Experience and Lessons
as 2i2c
JupyterHub has a range of documentation that covers both developer and user audiences in order to help them deploy, maintain, and use their own instance of a…Show less

JupyterHub has a range of documentation that covers both developer and user audiences in order to help them deploy, maintain, and use their own instance of a JupyterHub. The success of an open source software project to (i) be adopted by users, and (ii) receive meaningful contributions relies...

Jul 23, 2020EuroPython 2020 OnlineEuroPythontalkSharing Reproducible Python Environments with Binder
as The Alan Turing Institute

Best Practice Data Science Jupyter Open-Source Public Cloud (AWS/Google/...)

SlidesVideo

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Tania Allard2—2023
Allan Wasega112023
Damián Avila112023
Georgiana Dolocan112023
Yuvi Panda112023

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.