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Published in Dev Genius

·May 13

How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 2

Connecting SQLite Database to a Flask Application via SQLAlchemy | Integrating Flask WTForms — Introduction This is the 2nd part of this series and in this article, I’m going to complete the rest of the validations from where we stopped in part 1. If you missed the previous part in any case, please head over to the below link and refer to it before proceeding. How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 1 Connecting SQLite Database to a Flask Application via SQLAlchemyblog.devgenius.io

Flask

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How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 2
How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 2

Published in Dev Genius

·May 12

How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 1

Connecting SQLite Database to a Flask Application via SQLAlchemy — Introduction In this tutorial, I explain how you could connect a database to your Flask Application using SQLAlchemy. In one of my previous articles, I described how to start developing apps with Flask. So, this article could be considered an extended version of it. Because, after this tutorial, you will be…

Flask

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How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 1
How to Connect Database to a Flask App -Part 1

Published in FAUN Publication

·May 6

Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 3

Beginners Guide to Stepping into DevOps — Introduction When you run your application on Docker, you can entirely run it on your local machine. …

Kubernetes

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Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 3
Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 3

Published in FAUN Publication

·May 4

Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 2

Beginners Guide to Stepping into DevOps — Introduction This is the second article of my Kubernetes series and in this article, I’m going to introduce you to the K8s workloads or the main components in brief. In later articles, I will be discussing each component in more detail and how we could apply them in our K8s project. …

Kubernetes

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Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 2
Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 2

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 25

Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 1

Beginners Guide to Stepping into DevOps — Introduction This is my new article series about Kubernetes and the path to DevOps. You can follow along with the series as an absolute beginner and willing to step into the field of DevOps. Kubernetes aka K8s is developed by Google and it’s an open-source container orchestration tool. Kubernetes helps us…

Dev Ops

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Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 1
Getting Started with Kubernetes (K8s) -Part 1

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 9

How to Containerise your Django App

Create your own Django Docker image and push it to a container registry. — Introduction In this post, I explain how you can containerise your existing Django app using Docker and push it to your container register which I use Docker Hub for this tutorial. If you use any other container registry, you can push it to that also with slightly different commands. This containerising…

Django

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How to Containerise your Django App
How to Containerise your Django App

Published in Towards Dev

·Apr 7

Run your First Django Project with a Modularised App

This post will guide to getting started with Django — Introduction Django is an open-source Full-Stack framework that allows you to create web pages using Python and HTML. Django uses MVT(Model, View, Template) architecture. In this post, I explain how you can get started with Django web development as a beginner. But before beginning Django development, you need to be familiar…

Django

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Run your First Django Project with a Modularised App
Run your First Django Project with a Modularised App

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 4

Publish your Flask App Docker Image to Docker Hub using GitHub Actions

This post explains how to build, tag and publish a docker image that is created based on a Dockerfile to Docker Hub using GitHub Actions. — Introduction In this post I explain, how to push your Dockerfile to Docker Hub using a CI/CD tool called GitHub Actions. Generally, when you have a Dockerfile, you need to run docker build, docker tag & docker push commands respectively to push your docker image into a container registry. But when…

Flask

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Publish your Flask App Docker Image to Docker Hub using GitHub Actions
Publish your Flask App Docker Image to Docker Hub using GitHub Actions

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 4

Run your Flask App on Kubernetes

This article guides your to run your Flask App on a Kubernetes Cluster. — Introduction If you’re familiar with Python, Flask is a good option for you to get into Full-Stack Developments. In this article, I explain how to run your Flask app on a Kubernetes Cluster. To start with, you need to have a Flask app with you. …

Flask

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Run your Flask App on Kubernetes
Run your Flask App on Kubernetes

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 2

Introduction to CI/CD with GitHub Actions

Configuring basic workflow scripts to be familiar with GitHub Actions as a CI/CD tool. — Introduction Github Actions can be considered as a platform to automate developer workflows. At the same time, GitHub Actions is a CI/CD tool. If you’re new to DevOps, you might think about what’re these workflows are. If you’re a developer and have used GitHub already, you’d probably use GitHub events such…

Github Actions

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Introduction to CI/CD with GitHub Actions
Introduction to CI/CD with GitHub Actions
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