but if the synchronization part gets stucked, then everything is down😅

Hi everyone, i have created mp4 to text converter app using flask Now i want to create API of the same How to do that. Can anyone help me with this?

We have this automated pipeline to spawn new instances, if they keep failing too, we roll back to previous tag

Hi everyone, i have created mp4 to text converter app using flask Now i want to create API of the same How to do that. Can anyone help me with this?

How many years of coding experience

we do the same, if problem occurs with syncronization then, rollback that changes, so that there will be no unsynchronized data, but for the cost of that data

I didn't quite get you

Mp4 video to text converter

We don’t push data directly to service, we keep them in kafka pipeline

we use kafka too, i meant the pushed data waits in queue to be consumed, but if that kafka goes down, then rollback changes in that service

but if the consuming service gets down, it can still consume it once it starts to function again

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Whats your stack and what technology do you use (every bit matters)

If your kafka fails too often, you shoudl get better platform engineers or even get managed kafka as a service

This doesn’t belong in django group now

Hey man easy am just trying to get to know the dude am quite impressed with the way both of you were conversing just wanted to know how gud he his but can he still at least tell me what stack he uses besides both of you were conversing I felt left out 🤣

I am easy, i just said you can continue it in offtopic grouo

Hi , if we should use a variable per request but for time limitation it is better to assign it for one time (variable is a loaded model) not in every request, what is the best method for doing this? (something such as global variable)

Hi , if we should use a variable per request but for time limitation it is better to assign it for one time (variable is a loaded model) not in every request, what is the best method for doing this? (something such as global variable)

Hello, I want to know how "easy" and clean is use more than one app in a Django Project. I'm doing an app like AirBnB. Also, have you tried to implement node.js with Django? I heard it's very powerful

Or you can make it happen in middleware

the variable is a loaded model. i mean the model is loaded one time and we use it many times (per request). in this case is it ok with your solution approach?

What is the difference between Flask and django?

That is like an overhead every time you make a request

the variable is a loaded model. i mean the model is loaded one time and we use it many times (per request). in this case is it ok with your solution approach?

Maybe you meant constant

What?

Sorry it’s for MO

Hi , if we should use a variable per request but for time limitation it is better to assign it for one time (variable is a loaded model) not in every request, what is the best method for doing this? (something such as global variable)

Maybe you meant constant you can use a constant as a global variable

Always try not to use a global variable

So you can exclude classes where you don’t absolutely need it

thanks a lot for your response and guide. So you think from time consuming aspect this is the best way? or is there a better solution? since i have not ever used it before and new to the problem i ask this?

any authorization books/guides in rest framework?

I want to have sign up and login

I saw one video on YouTube about making registration and login form

I'm not sure if you need it. But if you need it, i can send the link

Hello friends. I want to create a comment submission form in my Django blog project, but the comments are not stored in the database.

I'm not sure, but I think because you didn't registered your models in your ad min file