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Chapter: Deploying Python web apps
Lecture: Introduction to deploying Python web apps

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0:00 We've seen a lot of awesome things about the Python language a lot of awesome Python frameworks like Flask and others SQLAlchemy, for example
0:10 that let us build amazing apps. But our app still has a problem, yeah, this is a cool app and we saw how super fast it responds, how we can filter our
0:19 guitars, and everything but, what's wrong with it? That. This is the problem with our demo app it's just running our local machine
0:28 and while it runs great this is definitely not what we're aiming for. We want to get this out on the internet.
0:35 We want to host it on a proper domain on a server for the entire world to enjoy. Right? That's what building web apps and mini applications is all
0:45 about. So in this chapter we're going to take the app that we built in sections 7 and 8 where we did the Flask development and the SQLAlchemy
0:54 development, we're going to put that out on to the cloud somewhere. We also have to choose some kind of hosting model
1:02 what kind of hosting should we pick? Should we pick platform as a service, maybe infrastructure
1:08 as a service or even setting up on our own physical hardware. We're going to talk a little bit about the trade offs there
1:13 especially focusing on the Python side of things. And then we're going to pick one and run with it.


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