Using IronPython at a hosting company
IronPython should work in shared hosting environments. I'm assuming they have some sort of partial-trust setup and not a full-trust environment; if it's full-trust, there's no issues. If not, it should still work, but it hasn't been as heavily tested. You have to deploy it with your project (in the bin directory), but aside from that, it should just work.
You can use NuGet to add is to your project ("IronPython"), or find the necessary files in the Platforms/Net40 directory of an installation or the zip file.
Does anyone have experience running IronPython in a shared hosting environment?  Am using one hosting company but they don't support it.  It's a project mixing ASP.NET MVC 4 with IronPython.
I would do a VM somewhere if all else fails, but figured I give this a shot to save a few bucks. #lazystackoverflow
Thanks,
-rob