Easily deploy+maintain an open source data science platform on the cloud of your choice
summary
Claim: Nebari installs on AWS GCP Azure DigitalOcean or on‑prem in about 30–45 minutes and the live demo finishes successfully. The deployment uses Terraform‑managed IaC and a simple navari CLI that supports init deploy and destroy plus GitHub Actions CI. The platform bundles JupyterHub, VSCode, Conda Store with versioned builds, Dask (demo on a 70GB dataset with Dask adaptive scaling), Grafana, Prometheus, Argo, Prefect and ClearML so dashboards and workers actually run.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome
- 5:17What is Nabari
- 10:14Nabari interfaces
- 21:04Managing environments
- 36:42Scaling with Dask
- 55:24Deploying Nabari
- 1:09:00Q&A
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