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Great idea. Leveraging Cloudflare Workers or AWS Lambda for JupyterLite execution sounds promising. It would be great if we can get a suggestion to deal with this! |
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Maybe one approach could be to implement a custom kernel for JupyterLite, but instead of executing code in the browser, call out to the Cloudflare API to execute code remotely? A good starting point could be to look into the JavaScript kernel (https://github.com/jupyterlite/javascript-kernel), and change how code is executed in the appropriate kernel methods? |
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@jtpio Thank you for the suggestion! Creating a custom kernel for JupyterLite that communicates with the Cloudflare API for remote code execution is an interesting approach. I appreciate the reference to the JavaScript kernel as a starting point. I'll explore how it handles code execution and consider modifying the relevant kernel methods for this purpose. If there are any examples or additional resources you’d recommend for building or customizing JupyterLite kernels with such integrations, I'd be glad to hear about them. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction! |
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Hi Team,
We are exploring ways to execute specific blocks of code from JupyterLite using Cloudflare Workers or AWS Lambda. Could you please guide us on how to enable or integrate such a capability within JupyterLite? Are there any recommended configurations, plugins, or methods that you would suggest to facilitate this kind of integration?
Thank you for your support!
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