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Add template for blogs and a few blog posts and make our social image background white (#472)
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‎README.md‎

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This website is **hosted** by GitHub Pages, and we use Netlify to display previews of the website from PRs.
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## How to create a new blog post
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Copy the blog post folder template at the path below:
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```
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content/blog/_template-post
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```
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It contains an `index.md` file that you can modify. Put it in the folder for the year in which you're posting (e.g.: `content/blog/2025/mypostfolder`).
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## How to edit, build, and preview this website
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See [the Team Compass blog documentation](https://compass.2i2c.org/communication/blog/) for more information.

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‎content/blog/2025/catalyst-hardware-exchange/index.md‎

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title: Giving CCAD more control over data science infrastructure via a Catalyst Project hardware exchange
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date: "2025-09-02"
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authors:
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- Chris Holdgraf
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- James Munroe
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category: impact
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tags:
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- open-source
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- cloud
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- foundational-contribution
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- sovereignty
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2i2c has successfully completed a hardware exchange with Universidad Nacional de Córdoba's [Centro de Computación de Alto Desempeño (CCAD)](https://supercomputo.unc.edu.ar/) through funding from the [Catalyst Project](https://catalystproject.cloud/). CCAD used funding to purchase new on-prem computing infrastructure, significantly expanding their computing capabilities.
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This exchange reduces CCAD's reliance on ongoing cloud funding while giving them direct control over their infrastructure. The new hardware will support a scalable JupyterHub deployment and provide valuable training opportunities for researchers who may work with local computing resources.
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## Learn more
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- [CCAD's blog post about the hardware deployment](https://supercomputo.unc.edu.ar/2025/09/02/colgando-a-boogie/)
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- [The Catalyst Project](https://catalystproject.cloud/)
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## Acknowledgements
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- [Chan Zuckerberg Initiative](https://chanzuckerberg.com/) for their [Catalyst Project award](https://zenodo.org/records/7025288)
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- [CCAD](https://supercomputo.unc.edu.ar/) for their collaboration on this hardware exchange

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‎content/blog/2025/doepy-yuvi/index.md‎

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title: "Sharing JupyterHub's vision for more flexible application deployment at the doepy talk series."
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date: "2025-09-03"
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authors:
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- Chris Holdgraf
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- Yuvi Panda
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category: impact
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tags:
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- open-source
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- foundational-contribution
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Our Technical Lead [Yuvi Panda](../../authors/yuvi-panda/_index.md) recently gave a talk at the [doepy meetup](https://meetup.doepy.org/) about JupyterHub's interest in moving beyond the "single-user notebook application" and towards a more flexible approach to enabling administrators to deploy many different types of applications and environments.
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Check out a video of the talk here:
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{{< youtube vsbHMvvsFw8 >}}
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This is an important step for the JupyterHub project in order to support the many different kinds of workflows that data scientists need to use in their work. We hope that this generates more interest in the JupyterHub project and gives us useful feedback to guide the team's understanding of this direction.
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## Learn more
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- [YouTube video of this talk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsbHMvvsFw8)
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- [Jupyter Chat about this talk](https://jupyter.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/469744-jupyterhub/topic/JupyterHub.20in.202025.3A.20Not.20just.20for.20Jupyter.20Notebooks/near/537708184)
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- [LinkedIn post announcing the talk](https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7364763956525092868)
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- [LinkedIn post describing the talk](https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cameron-riddell_we-dont-use-this-code-loved-having-yuvi-activity-7369421556516601859-qOxw?utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAADSgbM8BXeDyQi3bGVtD7qmmJg9b20KhG6A&utm_source=social_share_send&utm_campaign=copy_link)
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## Acknowledgements
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- Thanks to [the doepy team](https://meetup.doepy.org/) for inviting Yuvi to give this talk.
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- Thanks to [the JupyterHub team](https://hub.jupyter.org) for working with us on this strategy.
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- This work was funded in-part by fees from [2i2c's network of member communities](https://2i2c.org/communities).

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# THIS IS A TEMPLATE FOR COPY-PASTING TO MAKE IT EASIER TO CREATE BLOG POSTS
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title: Enabling / creating / X outcome by doing Y thing
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date: "2999-01-01"
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authors:
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category: impact
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tags:
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One or two sentences about what happened and who did it. Link to the appropriate people, orgs, etc!
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One or two sentences describing why this is important, why it's valuable, or what it means.
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_Embed any images, videos, or youtube videos that are relevant. Put images in a file in the same folder called `featured.png` so it shows up as a feature preview._
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## Learn more
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- Bulleted list of URLs where readers can learn more or follow along.
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## Acknowledgements
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- Bulleted list of people and organizations to thank, with links to their spaces.
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## Extra appendix: Example from Yuvi's doepy talk
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_Delete this section it's just here to help you get started._
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Here's an example from a recent talk that Yuvi gave:
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- Here's the GitHub issue: https://github.com/2i2c-org/2i2c-org.github.io/issues/470
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- Here's the blog post that followed: ./content/blog/2025/doepy-yuvi/index.md
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## Extra Appendix: Example content for Hugo directives
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_Delete this section it's just here to help you get started._
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Here are a few example Hugo directives for quick reference.
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### Figures
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An example figure directive:
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{{< figure src="images/staging-hub-matrix.png" title="Our staging and support hub job matrix tells GitHub Actions to deploy staging and support upgrades that act as canaries and stop production deploys if they fail.">}}
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### Videos
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From YouTube:
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{{< youtube YjonPLxDiwM >}}
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Local Videos:
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{{< video src="videos/jupyterhub-admin.mp4">}}
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### Callouts and admonitions
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An example admonition / callout:
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{{% callout %}}
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Here's some markdown in my callout!
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{{% /callout %}}

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{{ $featured = $featured.Filter (images.Text $.LinkTitle (dict
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