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kreuzert authored Jan 8, 2025
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# Repo2Docker ( Binder )

Jupyter4NFDI offers **Repo2Docker ( Binder )**, which facilitates building Docker images directly from GitHub, GitLab, Zenodo or other sources. This capability allows users to easily set up environments that replicate their local development setups or share projects with others. Combined with the **[Direct Links](#direct-links)** or the [share](../../misc.md#share-button)** Button, it allows you easily to create FAIR digital objects.
Jupyter4NFDI offers **Repo2Docker ( Binder )**, which facilitates building Docker images directly from GitHub, GitLab, Zenodo or other sources. This capability allows users to easily set up environments that replicate their local development setups or share projects with others. Combined with the **[Direct Links](#direct-links)** or the **[share](../../misc.md#share-button)** Button, it allows you easily to create FAIR digital objects.

> This service is currently in a beta stadium. We will continue working on it to bring more features and improvements.
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- **No Shared State**: If you share a link to your environment, other users who start a JupyterLab session from that link will see the repository's original content, not any changes you’ve made in your session.
- **No Persistent Storage**: The current Repo2Docker setup does not support persistent storage. If you need to save your work, download any necessary files before closing the session.

> In the future, we plan to add persistent storage, allowing you to mount **your persistent data** directly into the session when it starts.
> In the future, we plan to add persistent storage, allowing you to mount **your persistent data** directly into the session when it starts.

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