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Document where users can submit feedback on the VEDA JupyterHub (GitHub discussions?) #55

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maxrjones opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 6 comments

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@maxrjones
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Is there already a standard place for VEDA JupyterHub users to submit feedback on their experiences? If not, could we enable discussions on this repo to be that place? I'd like to include a note in NASA-IMPACT/veda-docs#165 (or a follow-up PR) about how to give feedback on the VS Code integration.

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/cc @batpad

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batpad commented Aug 28, 2024

@maxrjones I think that's a great idea!

Just want to check if folks feel things are getting fragmented or so - @j08lue @freitagb would you folks have thoughts or opinions on enabling Discussions in this repository and using that to gather user feedback and discuss questions around the VEDA Jupyterhub that maybe a bit different from "Issues".

@maxrjones if there's no objections, let's connect and I can go ahead and enable Discussions here.

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j08lue commented Aug 28, 2024

Yes! Ways of getting support around VEDA services could use better documentation. 🙏

@wildintellect has earlier led a spike on choosing and setting up a central support system, possibly across MAAP and VEDA (and maybe more).

I think it was not conclusive, though, and we continued to use MAAP Slack for first-level support and tickets on various repos for second-level, @wildintellect?

Perhaps a good occasion to revisit this? GitHub Discussions on a central repo or several ones was one of the options considered.

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j08lue commented Aug 28, 2024

We had big questions - this was one of mine...

The main advantage of Discourse, in my view, would be that it can be even more public, since users can log on with various accounts (Google, GitHub, local accounts, …).
To me, the decisive question is: Do we want to try to establish a completely public and prominent place to ask Earth science compute support questions at NASA, across MAAP, EIS, VEDA, possibly even advertised for NASA Openscapes audiences etc?
Then GitHub Discussions feels too small.
However, if we just want to bring together EIS, MAAP, maybe VEDA and GHG Center in the future, GitHub Discussions - a single or several instances - is probably fine.

I we tabled this in the past, because we did not have a lot of users we needed to support, besides EIS and MAAP (both using MAAP).

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Thanks for this context! If I'm interpreting those threads correctly, people were leaning towards a Discourse server that spans multiple NASA-funded groups (e.g., VEDA, MAAP, CryoCloud, OpenScapes, possibly even TOPS) which would take coordination with other group leaders. So, let's table this issue as pending an outcome from https://github.com/NASA-IMPACT/veda-architecture/issues/255. I will comment there about my interest in moving that forward.

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batpad commented Aug 28, 2024

@maxrjones 👍 and if you need something more immediately to refer users to, I think can always ask them to make issues in this repository with any problems they are facing or questions.

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