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-# FastHost
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-✨ **FastHost** is an open-source, self-hosted deployment platform for Python backend apps. Think of it as your own Vercel or Replit, but tailored for FastAPI and Flask using Docker.
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-With FastHost, you can upload a `.py` file or project archive and instantly deploy it as a running Docker container on your own machine. It’s perfect for developers, tinkerers, and teams who want full control over their Python backend deployments—no third-party cloud required.
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-🚧 **FastHost is in active development!**  
-We welcome contributions, feedback, and ideas from the community. If you’d like to help shape FastHost, check out the issues, open a pull request, or start a discussion.
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-#Roadmap:
-Phase 1: Core Deployment & Developer Experience (MVP)
-Goal: Establish a stable and user-friendly platform for deploying FastAPI/Flask applications via Git, with essential management tools.
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-1.1 Git-based Deployments (High Priority):
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-Feature: Implement integration with Git providers (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) to allow users to connect repositories.
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-Value: Automates deployments on git push, significantly improving developer workflow and replacing manual zip uploads.
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-Implementation: Webhooks from Git providers, repository cloning, branch selection for deployment.
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-1.2 Automated SSL/TLS with Custom Domains (High Priority):
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-Feature: Allow users to add custom domains and automatically provision/renew SSL certificates using Let's Encrypt.
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-Value: Essential for production-ready applications, building trust, and a professional appearance.
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-Implementation: DNS validation (e.g., CNAME/TXT record instructions), ACME client integration.
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-1.3 Environment Variables Management:
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-Feature: A secure UI for users to define, update, and manage environment variables for their deployed applications.
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-Value: Separates configuration from code, crucial for different environments (dev, staging, prod) and sensitive data.
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-Implementation: Encrypted storage of variables, injection into Docker builds/containers.
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-1.4 Real-time Build & Deployment Logs:
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-Feature: Stream stdout/stderr from the build process (Docker build, dependencies installation) and deployment steps directly to the user interface.
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-Value: Provides transparency, enabling users to debug issues during the deployment cycle.
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-Implementation: WebSockets or SSE for log streaming.
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-1.5 Basic User Authentication & Project Management:
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-Feature: Implement a secure user registration and login system. Allow users to create and manage their deployment projects.
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-Value: Enables multi-user access and organization within the self-hosted instance.
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-Implementation: Database for users/projects, secure password hashing, session management.
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-Phase 2: Reliability, Observability & Scalability
-Goal: Enhance the platform's stability, provide critical insights into running applications, and lay the groundwork for horizontal scaling.
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-2.1 Application Logging & Monitoring Dashboard:
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-Feature: Centralized access to logs generated by the running FastAPI/Flask applications (e.g., from main.py). Implement basic metrics (CPU, memory, request counts).
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-Value: Indispensable for debugging live applications, identifying performance bottlenecks, and understanding usage patterns.
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-Implementation: Log aggregation (e.g., filebeat, fluentd, or direct container logs), Prometheus/Grafana or simpler in-house graphing.
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-2.2 Deployment Rollbacks:
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-Feature: Allow users to revert a deployed application to any previous successful deployment version.
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-Value: A critical safety net for recovering quickly from bad deployments or unintended side effects.
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-Implementation: Maintain historical Docker image references/tags for each deployment.
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-2.3 Horizontal Scaling (Basic):
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-Feature: Enable users to define and run multiple instances of a single application.
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-Value: Improves application availability and performance under increased load.
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-Implementation: Integrate with NGINX (or similar) as a load balancer to distribute traffic to multiple Docker containers/instances. UI to adjust instance count.
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-2.4 Improved Error Handling & Notifications:
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-Feature: Clear, actionable error messages in the UI for failed builds/deployments. Implement email or webhook notifications for critical events.
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-Value: Reduces user frustration and keeps them informed about the status of their deployments.
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-Phase 3: Advanced Features & Ecosystem Expansion
-Goal: Differentiate the platform with powerful capabilities, offering greater flexibility and catering to more complex use cases.
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-3.1 Persistent Storage Integration:
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-Feature: Provide options for attaching persistent storage volumes to applications for data that needs to survive deployments (e.g., user uploads, database files).
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-Value: Enables stateful applications, broadening the types of projects the platform can host.
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-Implementation: Docker volumes, bind mounts, or integration with network storage solutions if applicable to the underlying infrastructure.
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-3.2 Custom Buildpacks/Build Steps:
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-Feature: Allow users to define more custom build processes beyond just a Dockerfile, perhaps through a platform.yml or similar configuration.
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-Value: Offers greater flexibility for non-standard build requirements or specialized runtimes.
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-Implementation: Extend the build orchestration to support custom scripts or logic.
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-3.3 Serverless Function (Python) Support:
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-Feature: Enable users to deploy individual Python functions as serverless endpoints without managing a full application server.
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-Value: Caters to microservices architectures, background tasks, and event-driven workloads, similar to AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions.
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-Implementation: Custom runtime environment for functions, API Gateway integration.
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-3.4 CLI Tool:
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-Feature: Develop a command-line interface (CLI) for interacting with the platform (deploying, checking status, viewing logs).
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-Value: Appeals to developers who prefer terminal-based workflows, enabling scripting and automation.
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-Implementation: Python CLI with API calls to your platform's backend.
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-3.5 Webhooks for Deployment Events:
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-Feature: Allow users to configure webhooks that trigger on deployment success, failure, or other lifecycle events.
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-Value: Enables integration with external services (e.g., Slack notifications, CI/CD pipelines).
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-3.6 Comprehensive Documentation & Community:
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-Feature: Create extensive documentation covering setup, usage, troubleshooting, and API. Foster a community around the open-source project.
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-Value: Crucial for adoption and self-sufficiency, reducing support burden.
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-**Contribute:**  
-- Fork the repository  
-- Create a feature branch  
-- Submit a pull request
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-Let’s build the future of Python app deployment together!
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