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See the Executable Books blog for a post on the future directions of the Jupyter Book project, which will be built on top of the MyST Markdown engine. Acknowledgements # This post relates to our ongoing collaboration with the Jupyter Book project.

Figure from the preprint showing large and small scale air-sea fluxes are separated. By Julius Busecke et al., licensed under CC BY 4.0 Julius Busecke et al. of the LEAP-Pangeo1 hub, have recently published a preprint2 that investigates “The Overlooked Sub-Grid Air-Sea Flux in Climate Models” using 2i2c infrastructure.

2i2c recently finished it’s three year retrospective after closing out its original seed grant. As part of this process, we’re revisiting our organizational strategy, structure, and overall plan, in order to incorporate the learning that we’ve done over our first three years.

This is a follow-up to our 2023 report of organizational strengths and weaknesses, describing some improvements we’ve made on our team’s coordination and delivery. In 2023, we released a report describing our organizational strengths and weaknesses.

What happened? # A few weeks ago, the JupyterHub team discovered a security vulnerability in the jupyter-server-proxy package that would allow potential unauthenticated access to a JupyterHub via WebSockets, allowing unauthenticated users to run arbitrary code on the JupyterHub.

We’re pleased to share a three-year retrospective report that was created to close-out 2i2c’s original seed funding grant provided by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. See the Zenodo entry here: See the MyST website for the report at 2i2c.

Thanks to Arnim Bleier, Jenny Wong, Georgiana Elena, Damián Avila, Jim Colliander and James Munroe for contributing to this blog post mybinder.org is a very popular service that allows end users to specify and share the environment (languages, packages, etc) required for their notebooks to run correctly by placing configuration files they are already familiar with (like requirements.

Abstract The International Interactive Computing Collaboration ( 2i2c.org), working with NASA VEDA, Development Seed and other partners, operates an interactive computing platform for The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center. The U.

The Jupyter Docker Stacks project provides a collection of ready-to-use Docker images for Jupyter environments. These images are used by many in the Jupyter community, including 2i2c which uses them as base images for our JupyterHub deployments.

Over the past few months, we’ve been investigating ways to improve our reporting both internally and externally. We’ve decided to experiment with a monthly community update to create a regular cadence of transparency and highlights from 2i2c for our broader community.