Chrome extension to bulk edit environment variables in AWS elastic beanstalk.
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A random images flask app deployed to AWS ElasticBeanstalk using Docker
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Fire Weather Index (FWI) - Web App Predictor: Algerian Forest Fires dataset. Using Ridge, Lasso, Linear Regression, and ElasticNet models. Deployed as a Flask app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. Explore the prediction insights for fire risk assessment.
flask
data-science
machine-learning
linear-regression
python3
performance-metrics
codepipeline
ridge-regression
lasso-regression
dataanalysis
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Math Score Predictor
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regression
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regression-models
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Elastic Beanstalk PHP Application Deployment on AWS
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aws
elasticbeanstalk
aws-cloudformation
elastic-beanstalk
elastic-beanstalk-environments
auto-scaling-group
elastic-beanstalk-worker
elastic-beanstalk-server
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Learning each and every details of crafting a full stack application. From development to deployment.
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"Image Filtering App" with NodeJs is a cloud application developed and hosted on AWS ElasticBeanstalk. It allows users to download images from a publicly accessible address. It validates the public accessibility of the URL with queries and process photos using an image filtering microservice API.
nodejs
api
typescript
aws-s3
elasticbeanstalk
express-js
aws-elasticbeanstalk
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