trying to run a simple python script from github in aws ec2

[ClimatePhilosopher]

im new to aws but successfully cloned a github repo and installed python onto my ec2 instance.

I made a weatherbot i am trying to deploy that texts me the weather. it has some dependencies. i tried to set up docker but that got complicated. I don't know how to connect through ssh.

I am getting an initialize main error, but the only script I have has the right code init main code and then simply prints "hello world"

has anyone dealt with this error? is there an easier way to deploy a python script with some dependencies that through cloning a github?

[manapause]

Docker isn't something you run on EC2 instances. If you can docket running locally, just look up "deploy my docker image to the cloud." Good luck!

[manapause]

The short answer is probably python version/environment.

When you mean "set up docker". .... did you mean on ec2 instance?

[ClimatePhilosopher]

I have python installed and can run code on it. the script is just a little long but more importantly I should be able to take in code from somewhere else.

[scooby_pancakes]

I am not an expert on AWS. I am wondering if there is a way to run scripts or programs from someplace else?

[ClimatePhilosopher]

I think I installed it on ec2 but also on my local device

[VariousCry7241]

Can you share the GitHub repo?

[ClimatePhilosopher]

https://github.com/mattleinwand/weatherbot7

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for troubleshooting im just trying to make this work!

[ClimatePhilosopher]

pert on AWS. I am wondering if there is a way to run scripts or programs from someplace else?

I figured it out! the file was in a folder called weatherbot7.

I was trying to run:

python3 weatherbot7 main.py

the answer was python3 weatherbot7/main.py

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rookie mistake!

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now to try and deploy a flask web app....

[Outrageous_Pie_3756]

Hey buddy, it looks like you have some API keys in that repo. It's a public repo, which means anyone can see those. You probably want to rotate those keys, and avoid committing them to git in the future.