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[j215chic]

I have zero experience with hosting so please bear with me. So I am about to start my first marimo project and want to make the leap from my local environment to web apps. Marimo is what I have been waiting for.

So I need a solution where I create the data (as a csv) on my local machine, move the results to a hosted solution and then have the marimo app access the data.

I know there are many solutions to this goal but I'd be interested in any solution that the marimo team would like to see tried.

As this is a new project nothing is off the table but, as I am paying for it, cost is interesting to me.

Right now the aws year free as a test is interesting but happy to look into marimo based solutions.

When I was using julia ( pluto) there was a hosted solution run by the julia group called juliahub

If I have to pay someone then I'd like it to be marimo.

One thing that might be interesting is that I want to create and populate a live dataframe using zmq. I know it works I just mention it just in case it's relevant. Initially it's just a boring old static csv. I am VERY excited to get going with marimo as it's something I have been waiting for for a LONG time. I REALLY thought pluto was the one but...

[mscolnick]

Hey, for free hosting (up to some amount I have not hit yet), you might want to check out HuggingFace spaces.

Here are the docs, or just right to the template space https://huggingface.co/new-space?template=marimo-team/marimo-app-template

[j215chic]

Hi there
OUTSTANDING!! went right over and signed up for a test Created a docker marimo image in minutes. NO clue how to use it yet but that's an EXCELLENT start. Thanks so much. Any hints or tips you can give a true hosting NOOB? Really helpful thanks again.
some points ( remember I am a noob to both hugging face and marimo)

final note. Decided that the UX wasn't for me. It's an excellent approach and thanks again for taking the time and all the links. This is still an answer to my question but not the one I will be using.

j215