Jupyter notebooks provide a rich interactive environment for working with data. Running a single notebook is easy, but what if you need to provide a platform for many users at the same time. Graham Dumpleton demonstrates how to use JupyterHub to run a highly scalable environment for hosting Jupyter notebooks in education and business.

Learn how to package up your open source software project as a containerized offering that developers trust and your community can easily maintain. Diane Mueller, Vincent Batts, and Ryan Jarvinen outline ways to automate your image build and deployment processes using Docker Hub, Kubernetes, OpenShift, and other popular toolchains and explore emerging best practices and container stds.

Ryan Jarvinen outlines the processes, tools, and techniques that Red Hat is adopting in order to help improve security for building, running, and maintaining container images. Ryan covers topics such as OpenShift templates and Source-to-Image builds and includes a workflow demonstration showing how operations teams can distribute security patches throughout a Kubernetes cluster.

You've probably wished you could magically learn deployment strategies like Canary Deployments, A/B, or Blue Green. Join Steven Pousty to see how easy it can be. Steven walks you through taking a source repository, building a Docker image, changing the source, and building a new Docker image before showing three different automatic advanced deployments handled by the platform.

Building Docker images is easy; thats why there are over 45,000 public images on Docker Hub today (albeit only 100 of them "official" images). Creating reproducible, secure images from source that are easily maintained and updated takes a bit more planning and automation. Ryan Jarvinen illustrates what it takes to create a successful (and secure) build strategy.