Deploy with render.com tutorial (FastAPI example)

How do you deploy FastAPI applications? There are many ways of doing it! But which one is the easiest?

If you don't have much experience with DevOps, setting up AWS, GCP, or Azure accounts and all the infrastructure that comes with them, you'll be better off choosing a simpler deployment model. And here, Render fits the bill.

To deploy an application with Render, you simply create the database, the corresponding web service, apply come configuration to let Render how to build and run the application, and you're good to go!

Render connects to your GitHub repository, so whenever you push a new commit to your main branch, Render will automatically pick up and deploy the updates.

Let's go!

00:00 Introduction
01:49 Setting up and running the application locally
03:38 Walk through the code
05:50 Creating a database on Render
06:48 Connecting Render with your GitHub account and giving access to repos
07:58 Creating and configuring a web service on Render
09:40 Fetching the database connection URI
10:55 Deploying the web service
12:19 Deploying from a new Git commit
13:16 Additional considerations about Render
15:36 Wrapup

[아폴론-sb]

Your presentation is always helpful for me. Thank you so much!

[AshishkumarVerma-qk]

i successfully deployed my fastapi website, thank you.

[microapis]

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[vladyslavprykhodko]

Hello, I am currently learning FastAPI and Python after working as an Android developer for 6 years. Your channel is very helpful to me, thank you!

Could you please cover the topic of deploying on AWS? For example, I have FastAPI and Celery, and I'm finding it difficult to figure out how to deploy them on AWS Lambda. Right now, I am using a regular VPS for hosting, but it is expensive for me, especially when my server is not under load.