In the last two posts, we’ve set up our local Python environment, installed the necessary Azure libraries, and authenticated to our machine in the cloud. We’ve laid the groundwork for a hybrid cloud lab, but so far, all our work has been on our local machine. Now, we’ll bridge the gap by creating our first…More
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Living in the Clouds, 2/x
In the previous post, I laid out the case for creating a hybrid cloud lab along with various use cases. I’ll use Python and Azure for this project, and I’m using MacOS, but all of these steps can easily be done on Windows or Linux as well. The first practical step of setting up this…More
Living in the cloud(s)
It’s been a bit since my last few posts here–a new job and other issues have taken up a lot of my time lately, but I do want to dive into another blog series documenting a project. This time I’m going to shift gears from data analysis and presentation to building a cloud lab. More…More
Digging into the British Empire with R and HathiTrust, step 1
I had anticipated a more exciting update on this endeavor today, but I ran into a few problems getting the corpus from HathiTrust. In case anyone uses this as a guide for building a digital corpus, I’m going to document the steps I took. The HTRC documentation is scattered across GitHub, Atlassian, the HTRC website,…More