I'm working on building an educational environment with Jupyter, and I'm interested in the multiple hubs.
A few basic questions:
Why multiple hubs? (was there some point of scale where you needed this)
Did multiple hubs allow you to have better migrations? (where you drain one and move it over to the other)
Totally agree that state is the enemy of scale, so having a separate service backing your storage independent of what hub you're on seems like a big win.
A few basic questions: Why multiple hubs? (was there some point of scale where you needed this) Did multiple hubs allow you to have better migrations? (where you drain one and move it over to the other)
Totally agree that state is the enemy of scale, so having a separate service backing your storage independent of what hub you're on seems like a big win.
Thanks for the great talk!