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How to deploy Flask with uWSGI and Nginx

Our experts have put together these easy-to-follow steps to help you deploy a Flask application with uWSGI and Nginx.

1. First, we must install uWSGI with either pip or our system’s package manager. After the installation, we can test it by running the following command:

   uwsgi –version
2. Then, we have to create a uWSGI configuration file that includes information like the application file’s location, module name, etc.
3. After that, we will start the uWSGI command with the following command:

   uwsgi --ini /path/to/uwsgi.ini

4. The next step involves installing Nginx with the system’s package manager.
5. Then, we have to create the Nginx configuration file. This file includes information like the location of the uwsgi socket. the server name, server address, and so on.
6. Now, we can start Nginx with this command:

   sudo systemctl start nginx

   Or

   sudo service nginx start
7. Finally, we can test our Flask application by accessing it via a web browser with the server name or IP address that we configured in the Nginx configuration file.

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Conclusion

To conclude, our Support Engineers demonstrated how to deploy a Flask application with uWSGI and Nginx.