Deploy Python Applications - Google Cloud Run with Docker

[@scottlee38]

FINALLY. We have been needing this.

[@Pantelisduke]

Very useful! I would like to see more about Google Cloud!!

[@ike654]

Thanks a lot for the video. Do you know how much time will the service be up using the free tier?

[@piotrmazgaj]

Exactly what I need Thanks!

[@810602jay]

Amazing Stuff for learning Python App deployment with GCP ! 🥰 Very thanks~

[@Serpensin]

I use my own instance of GitLab and a runner for it. That's better for my usecase. I also use buildx instead of build, since I want to build images for all available architectures, that are supported by the base.

[@danielcoles1989]

Cool thanks. Is there anyway for it to load in data from a google bucket on the same account too?

[@ImoodyI]

Thank you for the videos you create. I have used many times now in my work some bits from different videos you have created. I was wondering if you could create a tutorial on how to use Streamlit app with SSO or similar authentication. I know Streamlit is not really designed to be used with SSO and that Flask is the library to go to if you want to create an app, but I would really love to see your approach to using Streamlit deployed on Google or AWS with SSO for users to log in.

[@stephontidd7051]

Thanks for this 🙏🏿

[@mihaicarnuta]

Thanks! It would be nice to deploy a more complex app, like one with a database. A Django app would be great :)

[@rapunzelle714]

Great video - just wondering. Do you happen to know how I could download the data that has been entered from gcloud? I built a flask app that stores user comments as an csv, but when I go to the bucket I can only seem to download the source, and can't see the created csv files.

[@kiloAlpha9]

Awesome thanks a bunch!

[@NeuralNine]

Thanks for watching!

[@deez_dev]

can i host postgres and redis with my app also?

[@denysburimov5548]

Cool deploy! Sad that we can't use SQLAlchemy with spanner

[@davidl3383]

So usefull thanks !!

[@sunday-thequant8477]

Noice!

[@yanir.tzabary]

this free?

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.