clean up bullets format, link to Andy's slides

when-to-cloud.qmd

@@ -12,32 +12,32 @@ Cloud migration can often have a steep learning curve and feel overwhelming. The
 
 ### Questions to Ask Yourself
 - what does it mean to be in the cloud?
-        - accessing services via internet? no
-        - logging into an AWS/Azure/etc account (awareness)? yes    
+  - accessing services via internet? no
+  - logging into an AWS/Azure/etc account (awareness)? yes    
 - include workflow type figures and discuss
-    - link to any relevant tutorials that demo these workflows
-    - how can you "cloud"?
-    - what's already available (services that assist)
-- listing questions from Andy's slides
-    - a bit of discussion + examples for each question
-    - concrete examples accomapnying each question
-    - "I have a TB of storage on my laptop...." storage scenarios
-    - (see this from Ryan Abernathy: https://medium.com/pangeo/closed-platforms-vs-open-architectures-for-cloud-native-earth-system-analytics-1ad88708ebb6)
-    - include a question on actions that are already services (subsetting, etc.)
+  - link to any relevant tutorials that demo these workflows
+  - how can you "cloud"?
+  - what's already available (services that assist)
+- listing questions from [Andy's slides](https://nsidc.github.io/data_strategies_for_future_us/data_strategies_slides#/when-to-cloud)
+  - a bit of discussion + examples for each question
+  - concrete examples accomapnying each question
+  - "I have a TB of storage on my laptop...." storage scenarios
+  - see this from Ryan Abernathy: <https://medium.com/pangeo/closed-platforms-vs-open-architectures-for-cloud-native-earth-system-analytics-1ad88708ebb6>
+  - include a question on actions that are already services (subsetting, etc.)
 
 
 ### Challenges
 It is important to be aware of the drawbacks and challenges associated with working in the cloud. Common feedback from early cloud adopters are summarized here:
 
-    - feedback from Champions/workshop participants
-    - (see Alexis ESIp poster)
-    - (this could be its own section on website?)
+- feedback from Champions/workshop participants
+- (see Alexis ESIP poster)
+- (this could be its own section on website?)
 
 ### Considerations
 We are now accustomed to living in a highly digital world, separated from physical reminders of the services we use. No longer do we access documents from a row of filing cabinets, we now store them in cloud-based archives (e.g. Google Docs). We run code on high-performance computing clusters, removed from the whirring and warmth generated by servers that live away from our desks. The following are considerations for using cloud-based resources:
 
-    - separation from physical signs of compute power (using resources/energy)
-    - physical location of "the cloud", whose land is it on?
-    - testing/playing locally before migrating workflow to the cloud
-    - working remotely (not WFH, but computer is remote)
-    - environmental impacts
+- separation from physical signs of compute power (using resources/energy)
+- physical location of "the cloud", whose land is it on?
+- testing/playing locally before migrating workflow to the cloud
+- working remotely (not WFH, but computer is remote)
+- environmental impacts