Microservices in Python using Flask Framework | Dockerize and Deploy to Kubernetes with Helm

Microservices in Python using Flask framework | Dockerize and Deploy to Kubernetes with Helm

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In this video series, I explain
► Istio Architecture
► Installing Python 3.X
► Creating Python Virtual Environments
► Installing Python VS Code Extension
► Sample Flask Application
► Jinja templating for Dynamic Web Pages
► Using Pip to Freeze Python Dependencies
► Building the docker image using Dockerfile
► Writing Docker Compose file
► Writing Kubernetes Manifest files for the application
► Creating Helm Chart

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[enterfonement]

Short and Sweet walk-through. Nice work.

[ju_brasil]

really good work! Thanks a lot! Simplified, useful, direct to the point. I learned a lot!

[basuutube]

I am from Machine Learning Background and trying to learn DevOps. Gone through many videos. To be honest, they are amazingly crisp. Can you please index the videos, like in what order should I go through to have a better understanding?

[akinyemisodiq]

thanks for this piece, even though i'm not a flask person, this tutorial is great, thanks

[jaganmohan]

Great content . Keep on providing content like this

[akashmishra]

Really great video...somehow this never comes on top when searching for microservices using python
Great Work!!!

[ravigiri_]

Till 43 min everything was clear after that bouncer. Still appreciate your effort

[vinayakdumbre]

Great work bro, this is exactly what i was searching for, thank you.

[Sound-Lord]

Good and Cool 👍 Thanks for using Flask - the best framework for real Batmans!

[adrienpouemo]

Thank you very much, this is what i was looking for

[moinsyed]

Bro super
Please make some more video same like this

[cskaushik]

Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing.

[harshalichopade]

It's really osm yarr Thank you !!! it's clearing all the doubt

[redemsion]

Hi -Thanks for this video. I am learning from it. I have question. Why did you install python on your local machine rather than in a docker container? What are the benefits to installing it the way you did vs in a container? Thanks in advance.

[chandu]

Frankly speaking, this is not microservice application(as we are not seeing two services talking to each other) , it's a service based web app deployed in kubernetes. Though the content is good for service based app. Great effort!!! Keep up the good work

[aliyananwar]

Great video thanks for helping, when you installed mini kube ? At 44th minute you said we have mini kube already installed, this video could be alot helpful if you add sections.

[chhayadongre]

Really my search ends here for python...Great video. May I request you to please upload 04 video in this series, as i can see uplaoded videos are 00, 01, 02, 03, 05. Thanks in advance vikram sir 🙏

[ahoymatey]

Cannot connect to app when at the docker stage maybe it's something new but there seemed to be a rush through the minkube part maybe there is a special setup we need to that isn't shown

[interestingdatascience]

Hi Vikram, It would be great if you take any MEAN / MERN stack application and show how to dockerize it and deploy it on Kubernetes through HELM. Because I am not able to find any solid video on YouTube where someone shown it perfectly so that we can implement the same in our project.

[as]

thanks bro, can you please make a microservice same as this video using Django