What if we built an open source cloud for data science?
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A team built an in-house open-source cloud platform called Onyxia to give data scientists a modern, user-friendly workspace for large datasets. The talk explains which open-source technologies Onyxia orchestrates to provide a native cloud environment—replacing ad-hoc USB-based workflows with an efficient web application and integrated infrastructure for data science.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37Project origins
- 4:25Data science issues
- 8:06Sovereignty stakes
- 9:12Production best practices
- 10:59Containerized architecture
- 14:04Big Data technologies
- 17:14User experience
- 19:22Onyxia ecosystem
- 23:56Configuration management
- 26:41Context injection
- 28:05Environment consistency
- 29:52Demo and resources
- 31:05Q&A
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