Now that the home directory in all projects is /home/user and the user id is always 2001, it would be VERY easy for us to pre-build Sage (say latest dev version and also latest released version) in a project, then start it once, then rsync the result to /ext/ (say a compressed version). Then a user could simply extract that pre-built sage in their home directory and have it “just work”, with no problems at all. This would save a lot of time and frustration. Steps:
[ ] ensure user has enough disk space
[ ] extract
[ ] add corresponding Jupyter kernel to that project
This could all be done with a script or...
This being easy was one of the big motivations for our Kubernetes/Docker switch.
Now that the home directory in all projects is
/home/user
and the user id is always 2001, it would be VERY easy for us to pre-build Sage (say latest dev version and also latest released version) in a project, then start it once, then rsync the result to /ext/ (say a compressed version). Then a user could simply extract that pre-built sage in their home directory and have it “just work”, with no problems at all. This would save a lot of time and frustration. Steps:This could all be done with a script or...
This being easy was one of the big motivations for our Kubernetes/Docker switch.