Binder Documentation¶
Binder allows you to create custom computing environments that can be shared and used by many remote users. It is powered by BinderHub, which is an open-source tool that deploys the Binder service in the cloud. One-such deployment lives here, at mybinder.org, and is free to use.
This documentation provides information for those who wish to use a pre-existing BinderHub deployment such as mybinder.org. If you’d like documentation on how to create and administer your own BinderHub deployment, see the BinderHub documentation, which guides you through deploying your own BinderHub.
See the Binder Examples GitHub organization for sample Binder repositories demonstrating its functionality.
Note
Binder is a research pilot, whose main goal is to understand usage patterns and workloads for future evolution and development. It is not a service that can be relied on for critical operations.
Using Binder¶
The following sections cover the basics of how to use a Binder service.
Getting started with Binder
Sample repositories and configuration¶
The following is a list of sample repositories showing off various things you can do with Binder.
Sample repositories and configuration
Advanced usage¶
These pages cover more advanced topics in the Binder ecosystem, as well as resources for more information.
