Jenny Wong (she/her)
@jnywong.github.io
Open Source Applications Engineer @2i2c.org 👩💻 Maths and fluid dynamics PhD 🌊 Yorkshire, UK 🇬🇧
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"Who is using the most resources?" is a common question for cloud admins. With our new user group cost dashboards, you can answer that question with more granularity!
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Adding User Group Insights to Cloud Cost Dashboards with Grafana | 2i2c
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…
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November 24, 2025 at 6:54 PM
"Who is using the most resources?" is a common question for cloud admins. With our new user group cost dashboards, you can answer that question with more granularity!
2i2c.org/blog/2025/cl...
2i2c.org/blog/2025/cl...
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Really stoked to see @jupyter.org’s first round of community proposals get funded! It was an absolute honor to help set up this initiative! I look forward to seeing this continue in the future blog.jupyter.org/announcing-o...
Announcing our first Jupyter Community Funded Proposals
We are thrilled to announce the results of our first round of Jupyter Community Funding proposals. This is the first funding call from the…
blog.jupyter.org
November 13, 2025 at 1:09 AM
Really stoked to see @jupyter.org’s first round of community proposals get funded! It was an absolute honor to help set up this initiative! I look forward to seeing this continue in the future blog.jupyter.org/announcing-o...
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We recently pushed Jupyter Book 2, which was a breaking change for many of our users! We considered publishing a completely different package (e.g., `jupyter-book2`) but decided against it. Here's a quick rationale why:
Why we made a major release for Jupyter Book 2 instead of creating a new package - Jupyter Book: Blog
Updates from the Jupyter Book subproject.
blog.jupyterbook.org
November 7, 2025 at 6:16 PM
We recently pushed Jupyter Book 2, which was a breaking change for many of our users! We considered publishing a completely different package (e.g., `jupyter-book2`) but decided against it. Here's a quick rationale why:
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And this is how I learned about jupyter-ssh-proxy. Seems handy, and a lot less headache to set up than an actual ssh server into the hub. ✨
Thanks to Andy from OpenScapes for fixing a docs issue in jupyter-sshd-proxy that helps users connect to JupyterHub via SSH. This is the cycle we want to see - communities use open source tools, find issues, and contribute fixes that benefit everyone 🎉
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A helpful contribution to our JupyterHub SSH README from OpenScapes | 2i2c
We love when collaborators contribute back to the tools we maintain! Andy Teucher from OpenScapes recently fixed a documentation issue in jupyter-sshd-proxy that benefits everyone using the tool. jupyter-sshd-proxy...
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October 21, 2025 at 3:37 PM
And this is how I learned about jupyter-ssh-proxy. Seems handy, and a lot less headache to set up than an actual ssh server into the hub. ✨
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I had such a good time at JupyterCon. Great to see all those faces in real life that I'd only seen on a screen before. What an awesome community :)
So much activity at #JupyterCon 2025 -> tutorials 🧠, meetups 🤝, talks 🎤! Thankfully, Silas Santini captured some highlights and shared some valuable resources!
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
November 7, 2025 at 6:33 PM
I had such a good time at JupyterCon. Great to see all those faces in real life that I'd only seen on a screen before. What an awesome community :)
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So much activity at #JupyterCon 2025 -> tutorials 🧠, meetups 🤝, talks 🎤! Thankfully, Silas Santini captured some highlights and shared some valuable resources!
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
November 6, 2025 at 12:46 AM
So much activity at #JupyterCon 2025 -> tutorials 🧠, meetups 🤝, talks 🎤! Thankfully, Silas Santini captured some highlights and shared some valuable resources!
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
Read "Themes of Day 1, JupyterCon 2025: Collaboration and Modularity" for details:
bids.berkeley.edu/news/themes-...
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sad to be missing #jupytercon this week!
But small win, recently made my first PR to JupyterHub fancy-profiles to add support for ARM architecture.
& now I have JupyterHub running on an NVIDIA DGX Spark (via k3s).
Also have CUDA/RAPIDS based image in rocker for python+R envs, rocker/cuda:arm64
But small win, recently made my first PR to JupyterHub fancy-profiles to add support for ARM architecture.
& now I have JupyterHub running on an NVIDIA DGX Spark (via k3s).
Also have CUDA/RAPIDS based image in rocker for python+R envs, rocker/cuda:arm64
November 4, 2025 at 11:07 PM
sad to be missing #jupytercon this week!
But small win, recently made my first PR to JupyterHub fancy-profiles to add support for ARM architecture.
& now I have JupyterHub running on an NVIDIA DGX Spark (via k3s).
Also have CUDA/RAPIDS based image in rocker for python+R envs, rocker/cuda:arm64
But small win, recently made my first PR to JupyterHub fancy-profiles to add support for ARM architecture.
& now I have JupyterHub running on an NVIDIA DGX Spark (via k3s).
Also have CUDA/RAPIDS based image in rocker for python+R envs, rocker/cuda:arm64
Adam Thornton tells us why 500 real users are worse than 3000 bot users while scaling the Rubin Observatory JupyterHub #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Adam Thornton tells us why 500 real users are worse than 3000 bot users while scaling the Rubin Observatory JupyterHub #jupytercon
Shravan Achar and Zach Sailor demonstrating a simple sharing service for Jupyter Notebooks #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Shravan Achar and Zach Sailor demonstrating a simple sharing service for Jupyter Notebooks #jupytercon
Yuvi is shooting for 6 different live demos of how flexible JupyterHub can be -- it's not just for notebooks! #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Yuvi is shooting for 6 different live demos of how flexible JupyterHub can be -- it's not just for notebooks! #jupytercon
Dan Sholler, Jonah and Beth Duckles applying their social science inquiry skills to the JupyterHub subproject #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Dan Sholler, Jonah and Beth Duckles applying their social science inquiry skills to the JupyterHub subproject #jupytercon
Julia Kent on the power of Project Pythia Cookbooks for sharing geospatial workflows with documentation tools Jupyter Book and MyST #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Julia Kent on the power of Project Pythia Cookbooks for sharing geospatial workflows with documentation tools Jupyter Book and MyST #jupytercon
Updates from the Jupyter Executive Council, in which we learn adoption is still going strong and that this is truly a multi-stakeholder project across industry, government and academia #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 5:55 PM
Updates from the Jupyter Executive Council, in which we learn adoption is still going strong and that this is truly a multi-stakeholder project across industry, government and academia #jupytercon
Meag Doherty is sharing principles and mindsets for UX and our obligations for doing so #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Meag Doherty is sharing principles and mindsets for UX and our obligations for doing so #jupytercon
Brian Granger in this morning's keynote focusing on the wider collaborative aspects of the entire project #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Brian Granger in this morning's keynote focusing on the wider collaborative aspects of the entire project #jupytercon
Fernando Perez introducing the JupyterHealth project, an effort to eliminate data silos using the ethos of the open source, modular approach of the Jupyter ecosystem 🌺 #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Fernando Perez introducing the JupyterHealth project, an effort to eliminate data silos using the ethos of the open source, modular approach of the Jupyter ecosystem 🌺 #jupytercon
Konstantin talking about some satellite moons that orbit the Jupyter ecosystem, including RShiny apps #jupytercon
November 5, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Konstantin talking about some satellite moons that orbit the Jupyter ecosystem, including RShiny apps #jupytercon
My amazing colleague Yuvi on how to manage user home directories for JupyterHubs in the cloud #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 11:49 PM
My amazing colleague Yuvi on how to manage user home directories for JupyterHubs in the cloud #jupytercon
Talk done ✅ ICYMI, slides from mu user cloud costs talk at #jupytercon 🍝
docs.google.com/presentation...
docs.google.com/presentation...
November 4, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Talk done ✅ ICYMI, slides from mu user cloud costs talk at #jupytercon 🍝
docs.google.com/presentation...
docs.google.com/presentation...
We should all care about accessibility and so I am looking forward to this talk by Allison Czapracki and Balaji Alwar #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 8:14 PM
We should all care about accessibility and so I am looking forward to this talk by Allison Czapracki and Balaji Alwar #jupytercon
Real time collaboration with AI agents with Zach Sailor and Abigayle Mercer, where Gemini and ChatGPT are in conversation with each other #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Real time collaboration with AI agents with Zach Sailor and Abigayle Mercer, where Gemini and ChatGPT are in conversation with each other #jupytercon
Have you heard? Jupyter Book 2 is officially out 🎉 Chris Holdgraf and Rowan Cockett giving us the lowdown on why this marks a significant step change for this project #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Have you heard? Jupyter Book 2 is officially out 🎉 Chris Holdgraf and Rowan Cockett giving us the lowdown on why this marks a significant step change for this project #jupytercon
Skew the script has the formula for raising AP pass rates from 2% to 42%, an inspiring keynote at #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Skew the script has the formula for raising AP pass rates from 2% to 42%, an inspiring keynote at #jupytercon
Keynote by David Donoho, on the emergent and critical role of data science in the award of recent Nobel Prizes for science #jupytercon
November 4, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Keynote by David Donoho, on the emergent and critical role of data science in the award of recent Nobel Prizes for science #jupytercon
And the main program of #jupytercon kicks off!
November 4, 2025 at 5:10 PM
And the main program of #jupytercon kicks off!