Deploying Jupyterhub on Azure for Individual Students or Class Groups
A simpleJupyterHubdistribution for a small (1-400) number of users on a single server. Based on JupyterOrg http://tljh.jupyter.org/en/latest/ We recommend readingWhen to use The Littlest JupyterHubto determine if this is the right tool for you.Data Science Virtual Machine with GPU for $0.18/Hour using Low Priority VMs
First published on MSDN on Dec 18, 2018 Deploy cheaper low priority (preemptable) instances of Ubuntu Data Science Virtual Machine ‘DSVM’ using the Microsoft Azure portalDeploy to Azure via Github-We have a set of deploy to Azure Scripts available to deploy the low priority VM simply click the link below There are additional scripts here on the DSVM GitHub repo for deploying Linux or Windows versions This template uses a Scale set to deploy a single VM low priority.Understanding Containers - the layer between the operating system’s kernel and the application
First published on MSDN on Jun 22, 2018 Guest blog by Christo Lolov, Microsoft Student Partner at Imperial College LondonAbout me I am a Third Year, Computing MEng at Imperial College London and a have a number of blogs already published on various areas of technology which interest me see https://blogs.Using Microsoft Azure Data Science Virtual Machines in your teaching and Research Labs
First published on MSDN on Jan 11, 2018 Running Data Science VM on Azure for your data science and deep learning lab resourcesCreate the lab infrastructure as followsUse a shared pool of Ubuntu Data Science VMs (with GPUs if doing deep learning) with each student getting a separate account.
