"Serverless Continuous Delivery of a Python Flask Application" by Sergio Catlla

Our next meet up will feature Sergio Catlla. (https://github.com/scatlla)
Sergio has been a hubpy supporter for quite a while and we're fortunate to have him speak about deploying Python applications using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to minimize the lower level server management that folks typically have to handle as part of shipping their software.
Sergio has worked on a wide variety of AWS based applications written in a variety of programming languages. This talk will help novice and experienced Python developers ship their applications
more efficiently.

More background from Sergio:

Look, ma! No servers!
OK, there are servers involved... servers that quietly operate behind the scenes without needing for you to think too much about them. This helps you focus on the more interesting parts of your application/system.
Starting with a basic Python Flask web application that lives in a GitHub repository, we will demonstrate how to package your project up as a Docker image via a pipeline and deploy it using Amazon Web Services. We will also demonstrate how to do this deployment in a Blue/Green fashion. Blue/Green deployments will allow you to test brand new code side-by-side with your live production code and allow you to control when and if you want your new code to become production.

All source code will be made available during the talk.