Best services/methods to correctly deploy the template? (AWS, Supabase, etc)

[josephna76]

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I ran the project locally with the following and got both the websocket and http routes to work.

Description

I'm looking for thoughts on the best way to deploy this dockerized template (which includes websocket routes). Was there a deployment service/method that @tiangolo had in mind when creating this template?

For my example, fastapi is the "backend" api, which serves separate ios/android/web apps. Along with the typical https (post, get) routes, I also have websocket routes (wss). I was able to get the websocket route to work properly on my local computer/ios simulator with the configuration above.

I was originally going to run the app on aws lambdas, with the database separated out into a separate service, but read online that lambdas doesn't support wss out of the box and requires aws api gateway.

Another method I was considering was to use a service like supabase, which apparently also supports streaming in beta.

tl;dr: I'm nervous to architecture my own solution given the features already in place in the template and want to leverage said features in the best possible way when deploying.

Operating System

macOS

Operating System Details

Intel chip, not ARM.

Python Version

Python Version 3.12

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[Happily-Coding]

Hey there, you might want to see:
https://github.com/tiangolo/full-stack-fastapi-template/blob/master/deployment.md
#322

[fanpeng-kong]

@Happily-Coding have you been able to deploy the stack following the deployment instructions? I was able to deploy the stack in my Cloud VM and can access the 'Traefik' and 'Adminer' through my sub-domains. However, I had "Your connection is not private" issue when I try to access the frontend and backedn API docs and can't proceed. The "Traefik" dashboard showed all these services running normally.

Just in case you have some successful stories...