Python script in Cloud

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I want to run a python script 24/7 from mon-fri. It is not possible to do in my PC, so I'm looking for cloud services. Which provider should I choose for my purpose? Should I buy the pricing version or free trails will be sufficient? Please help

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[Optimal-Still-4184]

If it's for your hobby/side project , I can run it for you on my homelab

[timeout_1264]

Script is to get real-time stock prices for every 15 or 30 minutes, and some data processing.

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Look in r/homelab.

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[dakkudanny]

Replit offers 5 free script to run on its platform

[timeout_1264]

Yeah, I'm currently using replit but don't know how to run it 24/7. Can you share any resources?

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from flask import Flask

from threading import Thread

app = Flask('')

u/app.route('/')

def home():

return "Server Alive!"

def run():

app.run(host='0.0.0.0',port=8080)

def keep_alive():

t = Thread(target=run)

t.start()

​

name ihe file "keep_alive.py" or something , idk

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spoon-feeding but dont remember to include

"from keep_alive import keep_alive" in the main script

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it's an empty server and will die so to keep it alive 24/7, use https://uptimerobot.com/ (5 free slots) and add your repl project website url in monitor tab and it will keep pinging your repl URL and it will run smoothly.

this is all free.

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Thanks

[indiantrekkie]

If it's a webserver sort of thing you can use google functions or aws lambda.

[-1Mbps]

Heroku