10:14:42	 From Amy Apon : Is there somewhere the documentation of the minimal hardware requirements for a laptop to run a Jupyter notebook?
10:15:39	 From Amy Apon : I wonder if OSPool for teaching could be advertised as, "Turn any classroom into a computer lab using even old student laptops.  Load with your own software and access thousands of processors and GPUs"
10:16:29	 From Amy Apon : No more computer upgrades for labs.
10:17:27	 From Amber Lim : @Amy Apon The Jupyter notebooks are hosted on our machines - currently, students only need a browser to access OSPool notebooks.
10:18:11	 From Amy Apon : So, pretty minimal for the computer.  Are there expectations for the network that might be a challenge for small institutions?
10:19:05	 From Amber Lim : Reacted to "So, pretty minimal f..." with 👀
10:19:12	 From Amy Apon : The people that need to know about this capability are the computer lab administrators on the campus.
10:22:00	 From Amy Apon : The computer lab administrators are the folks who have to plans for lab upgrades.  They make the proposals for alternative technologies
10:54:42	 From Amber Lim : To reiterate, we will be back at 11:25 (about 35 minutes)!
11:47:19	 From Amy Apon : Video and audio will need to be enabled
11:52:24	 From Jadir Marra Da Silva : I miss my turn
12:03:52	 From Amber Lim : If you have questions, feel free to put them here in chat or raise your hand! :)
12:14:11	 From Todd Tannenbaum : https://ce-dashboard.osgdev.chtc.io/overview.html?host=chtc-spark-ce1&r=week
12:16:52	 From Christina Koch : Production instance (for reference) is: https://ce-dashboard.ospool.osg-htc.org/index.html
12:36:17	 From Christina Koch : Preliminary information on condor_who (seeing who is running ospool jobs on your cluster): https://osg-htc.org/campus-docs/#monitoring-and-information
12:39:46	 From Amber Lim : Thank you, everyone! The next session will be in main Zoom link.
12:39:56	 From Christina Koch : Thanks all!!! Hope it was useful.