I would like to try to develop website using python, upload to azure website. I saw there is a tutorial using django. Is there a tutorial using webapp2?
To my knowledge, Windows Azure Web Sites don't support Python.
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Django web app with Microsoft azure custom vision
Is it possible to integrate Microsoft azure services like Custom vision in the Django app?
Yes, of course.
If you familiar with python sdk about Custom vision, you can import it's dependency. And use it in your webapp.
If not familiar with python sdk, you also can use restapi.
I've developed a website for uploading and downloading images using Django. I've also written a python code using the Google Vision API and executed the file successfully on the command line. Now, where should I place that python code in my Django project, so that my images pass through the API?
I'm working on a project where I need to create and manage clusters, pods, services and deployments on google container engine.I have googled a lot to find an API for that, Google's Container engine REST API is available, is there any python client for that API? what I need exactly.
Help me, please!
Thanks in advance!
On this page you can find information about using Python including installation of the client library and
Google Container Engine API: The Google Container Engine API is used
for building and managing container based applications, powered by the
open source Kubernetes technology.
This page contains information about getting started with the Google
Container Engine API using the Google API Client Library for Python.
In addition, you may be interested in the following documentation.
More generally there is this page about Google APIs and Python libraries and a getting started using Python in GCE example on Github.
I have an ASP.NET C# web application deployed on Azure web sites(shared hosting). Is it possible that I could execute a python script from .NET code on Azure shared hosting?
Any help with be highly appreciated.
As I know, there is a site extension for Azure WebApp called Python Installer you can use when you turn off Python in the Azure Portal, please access https://<your-webapp-name>.scm.azurewebsites.net/SiteExtensions/?#gallery to search Python to install it, as below.
You can try to refer to its GitHub README to know how to get started.
I am developing a wiki using django which i plan to deploy later in google appengine. Is it possible to deploy textdiff like system in appengine?
The difflib package can be useful for generating diffs. It's written in pure Python and it's in the standard Python library, so I'd expect it to be available in Google App Engine.