We should explore the Microsoft's Offerings for Cloud based Python Development Environments
This is not directly related to our code base necessarily. To date we have been discussing and using google colab as a baseline web based python develop environment where we can easily cue up a python environment in the browser where libraries like google tensforflow are readily available.
as we look to processing larger datasets stored on the NSCC-azure/onedrive server (a Microsoft product) It maybe wise to investigate options for Microsoft based alternatives to google colab. Perhaps these tools would integrate better with our data servers, as well as gitHub (which is own by Microsoft), and Micosoft's VS code (the IDE we've been mostly using it seems)
So! It seems that Microsoft has retired its direct alternative to google colab, called Azure Notebooks .
A specific good option may be GitHub Codespaces which is currently under a beta and you must apply for early access.
We should explore the Microsoft's Offerings for Cloud based Python Development Environments
This is not directly related to our code base necessarily. To date we have been discussing and using google colab as a baseline web based python develop environment where we can easily cue up a python environment in the browser where libraries like google tensforflow are readily available.
as we look to processing larger datasets stored on the NSCC-azure/onedrive server (a Microsoft product) It maybe wise to investigate options for Microsoft based alternatives to google colab. Perhaps these tools would integrate better with our data servers, as well as gitHub (which is own by Microsoft), and Micosoft's VS code (the IDE we've been mostly using it seems)
So! It seems that Microsoft has retired its direct alternative to google colab, called Azure Notebooks .
A specific good option may be GitHub Codespaces which is currently under a beta and you must apply for early access.