AFAIU, JupyterLite doesn't use any of the Jupyter server infrastructure. This means that a lot of things are and will be re-implemented, such as authentication/authorization.
Proposed SolutionJupyverse is an ASGI Jupyter server. It can use any ASGI web server under the hood, such as uvicorn. It could be interesting if JupyterLite could communicate with jupyverse directly at the ASGI level, through a custom ASGI server which would simply make connections and pass events.
Maybe even the kernel protocol could be transmitted directly over an ASGI extension, instead of being serialized/deserialized and transmitted over WebSocket.
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