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Six easy ways to run your Jupyter Notebook in the cloud

• dataschool 8y ago
  I'm the author of this article, and I'm happy to answer any questions!
• williamstein 8y ago
  This is an extensively researched post comparing most ways of running Jupyter Notebooks completely for free via a cloud service. The author had extensive discussions back and forth with developers of all of the systems (including me, for CoCalc).
• zeptomu 8y ago
  Interesting comparison and so far there does not seem to be a clear winner in this space - although there clearly is demand ("web shell for scientific work in a managed Linux environment"). At the moment CoCalc is my favorite, although I would prefer a slightly less cluttered user interface and less features (the distinction between Jupyter and Sage notebooks can be confusing - which is mostly historic as Sage built the groundwork, but Jupyter notebooks got more popular).