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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_109_0.txt | ## Mobile App | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_37_0.txt | Flask endpoint browser output | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_95_0.txt | [routes/docker.py] | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_95_0.txt | ADVERTISEMENT | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_41_0.txt | if __name__ == "__main__":
# for debugging locally
# app.run(debug=True, host='0.0.0.0',port=5000) | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_92_0.txt |
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_62_0.txt | Running an image inside a container is as simple as building one. But before
we do so, we'd like to see what other images are available in our environment.
To view images from the command line, execute the following: | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_132_0.txt | $env:FLASK_APP = './server.py' | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_39_0.txt | Before we build an image for the application we just created, let's first
understand what the lines of code in the Docker file above mean and what role
they play. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_107_0.txt | Terms | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_77_0.txt | docker ps | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_187_0.txt | Connect with me 👍 Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/dev-licokr | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_69_0.txt | docker push <username>/<reponame>:tagname | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_198_0.txt | * [ Code of Conduct ](/code-of-conduct)
* [ Privacy Policy ](/privacy)
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_129_0.txt | python3 -m pipenv run flask run -h 0.0.0.0 --port 20000 | |
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_56_0.txt | if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(debug=True) | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_67_0.txt |
def notify_done(url, file_name):
requests.get(f"{url}/docker/word_count_done?file_name={file_name}") | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_74_0.txt | [Tokenizer] | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_37_0.txt | This is the process that I'm going to implement. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_104_0.txt | [routes/upload.py] | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_67_0.txt | # Pushing the Docker image to Docker hub: | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_40_0.txt | From the docs, | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_47_0.txt |
In the fourth and fifth lines, we tell Docker to copy the contents of our
requirements.txt file into the container image's requirements.txt file. Then
run pip install to install all the dependencies in the same file to be used by
the image. | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_73_0.txt | # Set WORKDIR - the working directory for any RUN, CMD, ENTRYPOINT, COPY and ADD instructions that follow it in the Dockerfile
WORKDIR /home/flask-api | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_60_0.txt | # serve.sh
#!/bin/bash
# run with gunicorn (http://docs.gunicorn.org/en/stable/run.html#gunicorn)
exec gunicorn --chdir app -b :5000 flask-api:app | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_105_0.txt | Donations to freeCodeCamp go toward our education initiatives, and help pay
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_102_0.txt | ADVERTISEMENT | |
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_100_0.txt | Thank you for reading. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_8_0.txt | With Docker, you can now easily ship, test, and deploy your code quickly while
maintaining full control over your infrastructure. It significantly reduces
how long it takes to get from writing code to running it in production. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_34_0.txt | > Flask is a web application framework written in Python. It was developed by
> Armin Ronacher, who led a team of international Python enthusiasts called
> Poocco.
> To implement a simple API web server, I used ` Flask ` . there were other
> libraries like Fast API. Since I used to Flask a little, I went with Flask
> ... | |
flask_documentation/flask_documentation_12_0.txt | ## Logging ¶
Changelog
New in version 0.3.
Sometimes you might be in a situation where you deal with data that should be
correct, but actually is not. For example you may have some client-side code
that sends an HTTP request to the server but itâs obviously malformed. This
might be caused by a user tampering wi... | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_26_0.txt | Anyways, Let's get started! | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_14_0.txt | Published in | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_99_0.txt |
@app.route('/docker/word_count_done')
def get_word_count_done():
file_name = request.args.get("file_name") | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_160_0.txt | Subscribe | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_24_0.txt | # Introduction: | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_0_0.txt | Search Submit your search query | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_51_0.txt | * Running on http://0.0.0.0:5000/ ``` | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_70_0.txt | # pull the image from docker hub
FROM continuumio/miniconda3:latest | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_164_0.txt | Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. | |
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_0_0.txt | [
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_20_0.txt | [ # python ](/t/python) [ # docker ](/t/docker) [ # tutorial ](/t/tutorial) | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_44_0.txt | I made two images and uploaded to my them repository in docker-hub. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_99_0.txt | * * * | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_30_0.txt | Flask is a lightweight framework for building web applications. If you’re new
check out the [ quickstart
](https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/quickstart/#quickstart) . | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_115_0.txt | import os | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_1_0.txt | Sign up | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_1_0.txt | Navigation menu [ 
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_113_0.txt | [ Sep 1, 2020 _2020-09-01T19:00:00+01:00_ | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_36_0.txt | {
"msg": "Hello from Flask"
} | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_92_0.txt | Python Back-End Developer, CKAD |AWS | Django | Flask | Fastapi |Azure | [
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_153_0.txt | ##### Pipenv | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_36_0.txt | [ 
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_24_0.txt | Our app has a simple structure. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_61_0.txt |
def count_word(nouns_list):
count_dict = dict() | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_30_0.txt | app = Flask(__name__) | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_138_0.txt | [2]
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_21_0.txt | After completing the following steps, our application directory structure will
look like this: | |
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_125_0.txt | Using machine learning to cleanse datasets: classifying column headers in data
tables | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_77_0.txt | RUN pip install pipenv
RUN pipenv install
RUN pipenv run python3 -m textblob.download_corpora | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_96_0.txt | CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
6d4ea8c141df demo/flask-api:0.1 "./serve.sh" 52 seconds ago Up 51 seconds 0.0.0.0:5000->5000/tcp demo-flask-api | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_29_0.txt | * pipenv | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_39_0.txt | # Routes refer to url'
# our root url '/' will show our html description
@app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
def hello_world():
# return a html format string that is rendered in the browser
return description | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_39_0.txt | # Dockers — The what? | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_84_0.txt | It removes unused resources, freeing up space and keeping your system clean. | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_63_0.txt | (docker-env) dinesh@dinesh % docker imagesREPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
myflaskapp latest 6b1ab29f10db 10 minutes ago 133MB | |
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flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_48_0.txt | COPY requirements.txt requirements.txt
RUN pip3 install -r requirements.txt | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_24_0.txt | * Make an API server that gets an image file
* Execute a docker container and pass the image file to the container and the container will create the text file that is generated from the image file
* Execute another docker container and pass the text
* The API Server knows that the container has done with its work and n... | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_110_0.txt | [ bayes-theory ](/tags/bayes-theory/) [ bayesian-inference ](/tags/bayesian-
inference/) [ data-mining ](/tags/data-mining/) [ monte carlo ](/tags/monte-
carlo/) [ classification ](/tags/classification/) [ clustering
](/tags/clustering/) [ data-cleaning ](/tags/data-cleaning/) [ decomposition
](/tags/decomposition/) [ ... | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_49_0.txt |
def read_file(path):
with open(path) as f:
contents = f.read()
return contents | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_42_0.txt | * * * | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_13_0.txt | Containers solve this problem by packaging up all of the software, settings
and code used to execute and application within a single and sharable [ Docker
Container ](https://www.docker.com/resources/what-container) . In addition,
containerization enables a wide variety of different operating systems and
environments t... | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_35_0.txt | # flask-app.py
from flask import Flask, request
import json | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_129_0.txt | Comments powered by [ Disqus ](https://disqus.com/) . | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_119_0.txt | This notebook demonstrates how to obtain and pre-process satellite data from
from NASA LP DAAC - Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center. I will
show how to process LP DAAC datasets into c... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_35_0.txt | ## Output: | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_64_0.txt | 1
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flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_115_0.txt | Jupyter notebook here The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer
(MODIS) is an imaging sensor built by Santa Barbara Remote Sensing that was
launched into Earth orbit by NASA in 1999 on b... | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_25_0.txt | It sounds interesting, ha?, I decided to implement the system on the weekend.
I thought it's going to be fun. But it's been really a long time since I used
Python and Docker. So, I first had to learn these. During the weekends, I
couldn't learn all the things, so that, I would use the minimum skills for
implementing th... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_75_0.txt | [ Docker ](/tag/docker?source=post_page-----2d0487ecefb8---------------
docker-----------------) | |
flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_108_0.txt | * [ The finCEN files: Uncovering money laundering patterns in the global banking network ](/posts/finCEN/)
* [ How to build an advanced analytics function ](/posts/building-ai-enterprise/)
* [ Multi-tasking in Python ](/posts/multi-tasking-in-python/)
* [ Geospatial Analysis: Working with MODIS data ](/posts/working-wi... | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeyourfl_108_0.txt | ](https://policy.medium.com/medium-terms-of-
service-9db0094a1e0f?source=post_page-----
2d0487ecefb8--------------------------------) | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_18_0.txt |  | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_12_0.txt | Copied to Clipboard | |
flask_documentation/howtodockerizeaflask_66_0.txt |
Now we can choose which image to run. Using the **` docker run ` ** command,
we can run an image by passing the image's name as a parameter. | |
flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_204_0.txt | 
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flask_documentation/python3flaskinteract_133_0.txt |
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flask_documentation/flask_documentation_5_0.txt | ## Static Files ¶
Dynamic web applications also need static files. Thatâs usually where the
CSS and JavaScript files are coming from. Ideally your web server is
configured to serve them for you, but during development Flask can do that as
well. Just create a folder called ` static ` in your package or next to yo... |
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