Posts about new Renku features, platform design, reproducibility in data science, solutions to engineering challenges, and Renku use-cases.
We're excited to share what's new in Renku this month, including a feature many of you have been asking for, plus some important reminders about the end of Renku Legacy coming up in only 2 months!
On August 21, our team executed a major maintenance on our production cluster running at renkulab.io - the entire platform was moved from the servers in Switch Engines to its new home in the Microsoft Azure Switzerland-North datacenter. This was a major operation that took many weeks to plan and in the end resulted in just a few hours of downtime - a huge congrats to our operations team on making everything work so smoothly!
We've been hard at work making Renku Groups more powerful and continuing the smooth transition from Renku Legacy. This release adds much-needed search functionality to groups and includes helpful updates for users migrating from Renku Legacy.
We're thrilled to announce that Renku 2.0 is now officially launched! We've rebuilt our platform from the ground up with a fresh approach to collaborative research computing, and we're excited to share what we've created.
You may have been redirected here after trying to create a Renku project or a Gitlab project on the Gitlab associated with Renku. We have disabled legacy project creation as part of sunsetting Renku Legacy. To find out more, read the following blog post.
With the official launch of Renku 2.0, we're ready to sunset Renku Legacy (Renku “1.0”). Here's what you need to know and what you need to do.
We've been busy building, and we're thrilled to share what we've been working on! This release brings some of our most requested features to life, making it easier than ever to connect your data, share your work, and dive straight into collaborative research.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about Renku 2.0, its roadmap and the plans for Renku Legacy (Renku 1.0).
This month has been jam packed with new Renku features! Here are the highlights of the ones we're most excited about to help you collaborate in research and teaching.
Need a specific set of packages in your Renku session? Now you can customize exactly what's
installed in your session with Renku-built environments. Simply connect a code repository containing
a file with your project dependencies (e.g. an environment.yml), and let Renku build your session
environment (aka docker image) for you!
Join the 3rd Renku Users Meeting to learn more about Renku 2.0 and how others leverage Renku for research and teaching.