Deploying Flask server Platforms
1. Heroku : Pros: Easy to set up, free tier available, good for small to medium applications. Cons: Limited scaling options on the free tier, can become expensive for larger applications. How to Use: You can deploy your Flask app to Heroku by following their documentation. You'll need to create a Procfile and use the heroku CLI to push your app. APP TYPE : 2. AWS (Amazon Web Services): Pros: Highly scalable, extensive services (e.g., EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, Lambda), pay-as-you-go. Cons: Can be complex to set up, potential for high costs without proper management. How to Use: You can use Elastic Beanstalk for a simplified deployment or set up an EC2 instance for more control. 3. Google Cloud Platform (GCP): Pros: Scalable, integrated services, pay-as-you-go. Cons: Can be complex to set up, similar cost considerations as AWS. How to Use: Use Google App Engine for easy deployment or Google Kubernetes Engine for containerized applications. 4. Microsoft Azure: Pros: Scalable, extensive...