Huh. So Stephen finally discovered cloud computing (yes, I know about the hosted notebooks).

I played around with RemoteKernel some time ago (https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2016/08/10/0830) but this is “better”, although I wish they’d make it hostable in your own cloud provider like materials simulation software and other things we see running in HPC clusters. (I also ran Mathematica in a 512GB/128core VM once for kicks, but it’s just not cost-effective).

Just before I stopped using Mathematica they came out with that headless kernel, and I had wondered if you could spin it up on a Kubernetes cluster or something.

I do notice that they have an "Application Server" for Kubernetes, which is pretty curious: https://github.com/WolframResearch/WAS-Kubernetes (though not updated in over a year)