Using a public Docker service

There are several services out there. I think they work pretty much the same way: sign up for the service, upload your notebook, monitor usage (the Docker control program tracks usage automatically). For example, if we use https://hub.docker.com/ we are really using a version repository for our notebook. Versioning is used in software development for tracking changes that are made over time. This also allows for multiple user access privileges as well:

1. First, sign up. This provides authentication to the service vendor.
2. Create a repository—where you will keep your version of the notebook.
3. You will need Docker installed on your machine to pull/push notebooks from/to your repository.

1. Upload (push) your Jupyter image to your repository.
2. Access your notebook in the repository. You can share the address (URL) of your notebook with others under control of Docker, making specific access rights to different users.
3. From then on, it will work just as if it were running locally.