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Run JupyterLab in the cloud. Keep your work when containers change.

Learn how to set up workspaces on OCI Container Instances, retain saved project files when containers are replaced, and spend less time managing infrastructure.

Wednesday, October 21 | 9 a.m. PT or 11 a.m. CEST
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OCI Container Instances gives you more time to code and less infrastructure to manage.

Give developers a consistent JupyterLab workspace with notebooks, code, and data stored separately from the container running it.

Setting up a development workspace takes time. Replacing the container that runs it shouldn’t mean moving all your project files, too.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to run JupyterLab in your browser using OCI Container Instances and keep your saved notebooks, scripts, data, and results in OCI File Storage. See how this setup lets you replace a workspace’s container while keeping the same project files—without managing virtual machines or Kubernetes clusters.

OCI experts will show you how to:
  • Get developers started faster with preconfigured container images that provide a consistent set of tools.
  • Keep saved work across container replacements by storing project files independently of the running workspace.
  • Support everyday development tasks such as trying out SDKs, building internal tools, and exploring data.
  • Simplify workspace setup and maintenance with an approach your team can reuse.
Join us for a demonstration and practical guidance on setting up your team’s cloud development workspaces.

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Featured Speakers

Shreshtha Saxena

Shreshtha Saxena

Senior Product Manager, Oracle Corporation
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Shreshtha Saxena

Senior Product Manager, Oracle Corporation
Shreshtha Saxena is a Senior Product Manager for OCI Kubernetes Engine (OKE) and Virtual Nodes. She helps teams run cloud-native workloads with less operational overhead and builds solutions that give customers confidence in deploying and managing containers. Her focus areas include serverless, imaging, and platform updates.
Chip Hwang

Chip Hwang

Senior Principal Solutions Architect, Oracle Corporation
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Chip Hwang

Senior Principal Solutions Architect, Oracle Corporation
Chip is a Senior Principal Solutions Architect on Oracle's OKE product team, where he works within product management to help strategic customers design and run complex Kubernetes and OCI architectures. His focus spans OKE, Kubernetes networking, and GPU and AI infrastructure. Before moving into his current role, Chip was a Product Marketing Manager at Oracle, where he led go-to-market for the OCI container portfolio.
Ivan Delić

Ivan Delić

Principal Domain Specialist Cloud Engineer - AppDev, Oracle Corporation
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Ivan Delić

Principal Domain Specialist Cloud Engineer - AppDev, Oracle Corporation
Ivan is a software architect and developer with strong technical and social skills working for Oracle. His mission is to enable every client's success by shaping the vision and providing creative transformation based on cloud-native technologies. Ivan is passionate about user experience design, inspired by technology, playful in coding. Architecture is a masterpiece of art for him.
Tim Graves

Tim Graves

Serverless Black Belt, Oracle Corporation
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Tim Graves

Serverless Black Belt, Oracle Corporation
Tim Graves is a cloud native and open source solutions architect at Oracle, where he is part of the Europe, Middle East, and Africa team. He joined Oracle through the acquisition of Sun Microsystems in 2010, after beginning his career at Sun in 1989. Since 2011, he has worked on cloud projects across Oracle’s communications, Java, and cloud teams.

In addition to cloud native technologies, Tim has worked across Sun and Oracle in operating systems, IoT, security, Java, and storage, in both field and headquarters roles.

Outside work, Tim is a keen skier and an amateur chef.