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Hi @jmunroe ! Can I get some feedback whether the proposed lesson and episode objectives are appropriate? I am wary of straying into topics that may be "too advanced", so it would be useful to call upon your experience with 2i2c communities here to help sharpen my focus. |
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| 1. Applying software environments | ||
| - explain the value of reproducibility with containerized software environments | ||
| - select a pre-configured image container for your hub | ||
| - pull a custom container to your hub |
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The pre-configured environments are likely Jupyter and RStudio. I can think of nice exercise by having learners launch an already configured and available 'Linux Desktop Environment' to demonstrate the versatility available here.
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It looks like we are agreed that 'customizing' your own hub image is out-of-scope for this particular training. We can make that explicit and direct hub champions to refer to our our service documentation.
We'll need to consult with others at 2i2c to determine how important 'customizing' images really is for communities.
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Perhaps "pull a custom container to your hub" could be interpreted broadly. My intention here was to narrow the focus and walk through hub champions how to use the "Other" profile option to copy and paste in a publicly available image tag from https://quay.io/organization/2i2c
First draft defining lesson and episode level objectives for the hub champion training.