Virtual Environments in Python provides an isolated and self contained instance of the version of Python and all other modules or packages that a specific project is dependent on. Virtual Environments appear in the form of directory with the name of the environment we choose and contain the version of Python, scripts, libraries and packages that are available with in the virtual environment.
In this tutorial, we will have an overview of an open source IDE VS Code and why we choose to go with it for Python development. We will also see how to setup Visual Studio Code for Python development and configure it for a sample Python based Flask hello world project.
In this tutorial we will see how to mount disk of size 8 Terabytes on an Azure Virtual Machine that is running Ubuntu 18.0 Operating System. How to Attach and…
In this tutorial we will see how to Deploy FastAPI on Ubuntu. Our FastAPI application does CRUD operations on a PostgreSQL database running on Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS (Bionic Beaver). We expose FastAPI running on Gunicorn as a reverse proxy using Caddy 2 Web Server.
In this tutorial we will setup Visual Studio Code IDE to help debug FastAPI repository. Analyse the state of variables and see how to debug FastAPI in VS Code. To do this we will add a debug configuration and create a breakpoint in a sample FastAPI repository and hit that breakpoint.
In this article I will be discussing the nature of traffic received by the Web apps hosted and share a real screenshot of my Azure bill for the month of…
In this tutorial we will deploy WordPress on Azure App Service for Linux. Though there are many ways to deploy WordPress on Azure like deploying Bitnami WordPress and WordPress for Azure, we will go on traditional web deployment approach to have full control over the app resources on Azure.
In this tutorial we will see how to configure an ASP.NET Core 3.1 web application with React as front end and Secure User membership implementation using Identity Server 4 using MySQL database.
Some hosts ensure a trailing forward slash / is present in the https requests with CORS enabled. If you see the similar error but you already had a trailing forward slash, then try removing the forward slash and see if it worked for you.
Sometimes few websites are set up in such a way that the example.com and www.example.com will be treated as different websites. Although both URLs have same content and represent the same website, tracking few analytics becomes cumbersome when the domain with and without www does not resolve to the same hostname.
