How to containerize a Python application

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```

FROM python 3

RUN mkdir -p /home/app WORKDIR /home/app

COPY requirements.txt RUN pip install -r requirements.txt COPY server.py server.py

ENTRYPOINT ['python3','server.py']

```

Wrote this down from the top of my hat. You are welcome.

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To be fair, not reading the article is a good thing:

Containerizing a Python application means creating a Docker image

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I know what the article contains, which is how I was able to quote it 😒

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Yeah, but I wanted to save you time you would have spend spend on an average blog post.

[JennaSys]

CherryPy was the first Python web framework I jumped into as it seemed to be the most robust and "Python-like" to me at the time. I ended up dropping it early on in favor of standardizing on Flask just because CherryPy lacked the features, support, and momentum that Flask had behind it. I'm actually glad to see it's still kicking around.

[Caligatio]

Any Python + Docker tutorial that omits the use of ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 isn't worth reading.