A global network of community hubs for interactive learning and discovery

Our interactive computing platform gives research and education communities a digital home to create and share knowledge with a global network of communities to learn from.

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We give communities a digital hub with the tools, resources, and data for their workflows

Environment selector interface

Resource and user management

JupyterLab interface.

Interactive interfaces

MyST Markdown interface.

Computational knowledge bases

Membership in 2i2c’s community network provides access to our hub platform and services so your community can create an share knowledge with your own open infrastructure. We serve over 90 communities in research and education. See our community impact stories for inspiration.

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From our blog

The 2i2c blog shares our recent enhancements and impact.

Adding User Group Insights to Cloud Cost Dashboards with Grafana

Adding User Group Insights to Cloud Cost Dashboards with Grafana

We are excited to announce that we have extended our cloud cost dashboards to support display costs filtered by user groups using Grafana! This new feature allows administrators to monitor and manage cloud expenses based on user group memberships in JupyterHub.

Yuvi on scaling maintainer intuition to facilitate PR review with PR triage boards

Yuvi on scaling maintainer intuition to facilitate PR review with PR triage boards

Yuvi has a recent post on the Jupyter blog on how his “maintainer intuition” about reviewable pull requests grew into the open-source pr-triage-board-bot, a reusable workflow that keeps GitHub Project boards curated for the JupyterHub, JupyterLab, and GeoJupyter communities.

Debisree Ray on her positive JupyterCon 2025 experience

Debisree Ray on her positive JupyterCon 2025 experience

We spotted a great post by Debisree Ray about JupyterCon 2025 on the Women in Technology blog. It’s full of thoughtful reflections about the community and the conference, and we wanted to share a few highlights.

Manage and monitor resources and users

Community leaders can manage user access to the hub, and provide each user their own workspace that persists over time.

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Design interactive interfaces for data-driven discovery

JupyterLab provides a flexible user interface to create and explore notebooks, interactive visualizations, and computational narratives.

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Choose a community environment, or create your own

Community leaders can offer many environments for users to fit all of their workflows.

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Share workflows with a community knowledge base.

Shared knowledge bases allow communities to contribute their ideas and work to a shared space that is accessible to the community.

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Serve linux applications via a remote desktop

You can provide users a full linux UI that provides access to GUI applications via the web.

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Supported cloud providers

2i2c aims to support JupyterHubs on any cloud provider that offers a managed Kubernetes service. To start, we are focusing on the major commercial cloud providers listed below. If you would like a hub hosted on a different cloud provider, please give us your feedback. See our Organizational Strategy and Goals to learn more about our plans.
google-cloud
Google Cloud
azure
Microsoft Azure
aws
Amazon Web Services

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