Boston University elevates learning w/Red Hat OpenShift Data Science
summary
Boston University runs Red Hat OpenShift Data Science on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS to give each student a containerized Linux per student notebook environment, scaling from ~100 users in a month to 300 in a semester and designed to support 500 with less than one FTE. The platform delivers Jupyter Notebooks as a service, cuts professor laptop-debug time by ~600%, recovers ~95% student setup time, and is a managed ROSA service with a 99.95% SLA.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:25AWS and OpenShift overview
- 3:17What is OpenShift?
- 5:21Red Hat and AWS partnership
- 7:34ROSA and managed services
- 11:49Data science with RHODS
- 13:33Learning as a service concept
- 14:38Boston University's challenges
- 19:52Architecture of BU's solution
- 22:18Demo of Jupyter Notebooks
- 27:18Reinforcement learning demo
- 33:42Results and closing
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