If you want to share your notebook with a larger audience one of the better mechanisms is to use a public hosting service for presenting your notebook. This alleviates the need for some of the extensive security and availability requirements you would incur doing this yourself.

There are an increasing number of (hosting) vendors that are providing Jupyter Notebook hosting as well. A couple of the major vendors are:

• Rackspace: Rackspace is particularly geared towards education notebooks where they provide special handling for clients running from the education sector
• Azure: The server hosting service by Microsoft—provides full notebook hosting
• GitHub: One of the primary source repositories for programming artifacts, such as your notebook

A great feature of these hosting services is you no longer must install any libraries you are accessing from your notebook script. The hosting companies have already downloaded (and maintained and updated) all the libraries that you would normally use. GitHub does this maintenance. The others are pure web-hosting companies and expect you to install any necessary software needed.