Yuvi

Yeah, could do this with an appendix if needed. Installations of JupyterHub / BinderHub can then use kubernetes security policies to restrict use of it if needed.

A good reason to move to CircleCI now is that Travis has been taken over by a private equity firm, and is hence on its deathbed (for OSS projects, I...

I too am interested in making this happen! Do share the commands you used, @rabernat.

Yeah, you need to do something around https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/containers/configuring-options-to-run-containers?hl=en_US&_ga=2.220013401.-1348765089.1507054149#publishing_container_ports to make the ports open to the internet. We'll also need to figure out some kinda token security

If you do `docker exec -it 602a9c2c3970 /bin/bash` it should put you inside the container. You can also do `docker logs 602a9c2c3970` to get the logs, which will include the...

@rabernat I've spent some time writing a small script that chains together the commands to do that. https://gist.github.com/yuvipanda/cb918977ba8db42c93f3db726e5cbca4 You can run it as: ```bash python3 start-vm.py ``` And it'll spin...

https://github.com/jupyter/repo2docker/pull/638 implements this in repo2docker.

+1 for 2!

Yeah, would be great to make the script in #82 into a real python package (or hosted website)

I tried to write a more opinionated version of the Conda buildpack in repo2docker - https://github.com/yuvipanda/repo2conda2docker. After a few hours, I realized I was practically just re-implementing all its parts....