@f5937b5b Yup! I was introduced to that by Karsten Wade through Operate First (RIP) and attended the Red Hat tutorial on it at SCaLE a couple of years ago. Cool stuff! We evaluated ODH and OpenShift and ultimately decided on a different path, but it's still cool to see that stuff happening there as well. Our images are based on the upstream Jupyter published ones and get more regular updates than ODH images, last I had checked.
@f5937b5b I had also looked at potentially rebasing on Fedora for the image base as well, so we could use more common tooling and not deal with the occasional interesting Ubuntu quirk. Basing on Jupyter upstream was ultimately less overhead and allowed us to more easily contribute to upstream repos/projects. It's not uncommon we find new bugs before the upstream maintainers themselves do with our CI process. It's nice to find those and pitch in *before* we need to deploy it ourselves. 🙂
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