Re:Introducing Wakari - Scientific Python in the cloud
by pwang on Friday November 09, 2012 @12:05PM
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> Most universities tend to have their own computing cluster, which will make storing the (potentially large) datasets easier, and furthermore use of the CPU time is free!
We plan on making the entire Wakari stack available to deploy on internal clusters. (Obviously there are many businesses that don't want to upload their data to a third-party service.)
>Javascript ploting for the next set of graphs I need to produce for my research though is something I'm actually pondering about. It has the ability to be interactive which can be really helpful.
Those plotting features are very alpha at this point, but they are all components that will be in Bokeh (https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh), which will be available as a standalone plotting system for Python.
We plan on making the entire Wakari stack available to deploy on internal clusters. (Obviously there are many businesses that don't want to upload their data to a third-party service.)
>Javascript ploting for the next set of graphs I need to produce for my research though is something I'm actually pondering about. It has the ability to be interactive which can be really helpful.
Those plotting features are very alpha at this point, but they are all components that will be in Bokeh (https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh), which will be available as a standalone plotting system for Python.