Embed my own TLJH into my HTML website?

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I’m working on some research, but I need it to be embedded in HTML! The project I’m working on involves multiple packages and large files.

Jupyter lite as limitations! I cannot upload any of the large files in any implementation. I cannot access the files from the web, and I cannot access them even from the hard drive.

I want people to be able to run the code server side with all the required dependencies already installed, and the files already there.

What are my options with jupyter hub?

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There are a lot of options, either with JupyterHub, BinderHub, or your own deployment(s) of Jupyter Server. It’s hard to provide much detailed advice without, but in general:

  • JupyterHub gives you the most control over authentication and launching, but comes with some baggage surrounding the concept of users that may not fit your situation
  • BinderHub is one example of an application built on top of JupyterHub, building and launching visitor-chosen images and (in default configuration) creating temporary anonymous users
  • thebe is a javascript library that can request Jupyter kernels from a Jupyter Server started anywhere, including via BinderHub or JupyterHub.
  • Directly deploying single instances of Jupyter Server or something like voila server might be what you want.
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