Here is the work on creating a version of the cookbook with the dockerfile to run all the tutorials 'baked' in. I think it makes it too complex but it was an idea we were exploring. Has some nice .devcontainer stuff to launch the image. You click the button in the readme and it puts you in an environment where you can run all the tutorials. Kind of a nifty idea to have the book and the way to run the code together. But needs the venv version of the image since the conda one keeps crashing (too big).
@ateucher The uses a new py-rocket based on venv and a different conda env structure. The venv version is much lighter (smaller) and if you don't need Python maybe fine. https://github.com/nmfs-opensci/container-images/tree/main/images/carls-py-rocket
Here is the work on creating a version of the cookbook with the dockerfile to run all the tutorials 'baked' in. I think it makes it too complex but it was an idea we were exploring. Has some nice .devcontainer stuff to launch the image. You click the button in the readme and it puts you in an environment where you can run all the tutorials. Kind of a nifty idea to have the book and the way to run the code together. But needs the venv version of the image since the conda one keeps crashing (too big).
https://github.com/eeholmes/earthdata-cloud-cookbook