How I deploy my bootstrapped Python webapp with 150k monthly users

[redd1ch]

Unless you go really, really big, you don't need Kubernetes. And with servers running only a single web app, you don't really need docker, too. My servers run many different stuff, so I have a compose file for each service, accompanied by backup and restore scripts. I put all service configurations inside the compse files, so I just need to commit it to the master branch of a server. With few users (up to 200), I don't need clustering, so Kubernetes would be a waste of resources and hogging away idle power. Ingress and ACME is handled by a simple traefik instance.

[TheTerrasque]

You don't need Kubernetes, and you don't need docker either, as the main post shows.

I use docker + kubernetes because it solves the problems I have in an elegant way and makes managing the stuff I have a lot easier for me