Presenter
Uroosa Farooq, EUMETSAT
Samuel Langlois, ECMWF
Description
The European Weather Cloud (EWC) teams at ECMWF and EUMETSAT are pleased to invite you to the third thematic EWC webinar of 2024.
These recurring thematic webinars are aimed at new or prospective users of the EWC service, provided by EUMETSAT and ECMWF, which is available to all ECMWF and EUMETSAT Member and Co-operating States. Our primary objective is to provide guidance to users on how to effectively use the different capabilites of the EWC.
While the first two webinars in 2023 focused on the basics to get you started (you can find more information, including the video recordings, here and here), in this series we explore various aspects of cloud utilisation through examples, with a specific emphasis on key functionalities and cloud skills. The previous EWC webinars and their recordings can be found here.
In this upcoming webinar, we will explore how to manage custom instance types and object storage within the EWC. Participants will be guided through the process of creating a customised instance type to set up a JupyterHub, building on the automation shown in our previous webinar in this series. From that Jupyter session, we will introduce you to the S3 object storage offering on the EWC and demonstrate how to manage it, covering various tools and practical examples.
By the end of this 1.5-hour session, participants will have gained an understanding of how to create instance types and effectively use object storage in the EWC environment. This webinar aims at equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to leverage the power of the European Weather Cloud for your data storage and management needs.
Attendance
Please note that this webinar is open to anyone from an ECMWF or EUMETSAT Member and Co-operating State.
If you would like to attend the webinar, please complete the registration form in the left-hand side menu. We will alert you of your acceptance to the webinar and send you all the joining information and Microsoft Teams meeting details in due course.
The webinar will be conducted in English.
