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QUESTION
I’m packaging a Python app for use within a Kubernetes cluster. In the code base this method exists :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 16:03The traditional way is via environment variable
QUESTION
When deploying a python 3.7+ flask or Dash application on IIS using wfastcgi, there are many great tutorials to get a hello work program working such as
Where this process fell apart for me and seeming for other users such as
Can't get dash app run on IIS with flask server
How to deploy python flask application in conda base environment on IIS server?
was when other packages started coming into the mix such as Numpy, Pandas, Dash, Plotly Express, etc.
The error that get throw tended to depend on the package but usually resembled a large block of test that looks like the error bellow starting with Error occurred while reading WSGI handler
and featuring things like Dll load failures or missing components.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 22:14For me, this came down to a permissions issue. My first speculation was that the environment was not registering correctly, however in fact it was that IIS did not have permission to access all the dependencies of the environment.
How I resolved this was to navigate to my Anaconda3 folder, right click and select properties. In the properties window, I navigated to the security tab and clicked Edit
I then clicked 'Add' to add users and bring up the following window
Under Object Type, I selected all the options, and Locations I selected the top level location.
Under Object names I wrote iis apppool for example, for an IIS site named app, it would be iis apppool\app
I then clicked check names to ensure the app could be found, and then proceeded to click ok and apply.
Once the permissions were added, the IIS site could access all the required dlls and such and the app functioned correctly
QUESTION
I deployed a flask app to IIS using FastCGI and WSGI Handler. The steps that I have followed are
- Created a virtual environment for Python and installed all packages including wfastCGI.
- Set the Handler mappings and included the FastCGI settings.
- Assigned the necessary permissions for the folders by adding IIS_IUSRS and IUSR.
Below is the medium link that I followed in terms of the steps. https://medium.com/@dpralay07/deploy-a-python-flask-application-in-iis-server-and-run-on-machine-ip-address-ddb81df8edf3
The folder structure for the code is as shown below with (checkin_env) being the virtual environment.
Fast CGI settings are shown as below with WSGI Handler being checkFlask.app
The web.config file which was generated is here.
When I tried running on Ports 80, 5000 I received a permission error related to System32 which I am totally confused and unsure about. Any thoughts or inputs are highly appreciated. Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 09:47You could follow the below steps to run the flask app from the virtual environment:
1)Install python on your machine:
Note: Use python version above 3.6.
at the time of installation you have to remember the below things:
select customize the installation and add python to the path.
in advance setting you have selected for all users and installed at c drive:
2)Create and Configure a Python Virtual Environment for Your Application:
-Open a Command Prompt.
-Navigate to the root of the C: drive: cd C:\
-Create a new directory in which to store your virtual environments: mkdir virtualenvs
-Navigate to the newly created virtualenvs directory: cd virtualenvs
-Create a new virtual environment. python -m venv test
3)Activate the Virtual Environment and Upgrade pip:
-Open a Command Prompt
-Navigate to the virtual environment’s directory:
QUESTION
I'm using Google App Engine standard environment to host a python-flask-application and I'm having issues to get the errors to show up in StackDriver Error Reporting. By default Google App Engine should log errors to StackDriver Error Reporting, but it doesn't.
I've had errors before that showed up in StackDriver Error Reporting, but I can't reproduce that. The errors seem to go straight to the Server-Errors section and not to the Application-Errors. But it seems logical to me that both are logged in StackDriver Error Reporting.
I did some debugging in order to get it working using routes /error
and /500
. The result was the following:
- The errors show up in the Google App Engine overview:
- Both are visible in the logs:
- But nothing shows up in StackDriver Error Reporting:
Would anyone have an idea why this is the case?
UPDATE: I found that using the flask.logger
seems to be the problem. Using logging
works ok and ends up in StackDriver Error Reporting (except for some formatting issues). Both do end up in the logger though. I am using a logging.StreamHandler
to register to flask.logger
using addHandler
. My best guess is that there is something wrong with the formatting of the logging.StreamHandler
. Investigating further.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 21:57After some digging and debugging using the Google App Engine SDK I found that there is a logging-handler for GAE:
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