Where to host Django/Flask apps

[RemcoHalman]

I am researching places to host my Django and Flask apps. Localhost works well for on location apps. I'm trying to get client based work online (websites/apis). Any tips?

[eddiejaoude]

@RemcoHalman I havent, but I shared this discussion in the python channel in our Discord, I know we have some python people there - hopefully they can add some ideas here

[Krishna-Ravi]

@RemcoHalman why don't you try out heroku.
It is a good hosting platform and the steps are also simple.

[mikeysan]

@Krishna-Ravi Has already suggested what I was going to say. I haven't used Django/Flask yet, but I do host a discord bot on Heroku for free. They have command-line tools to make it simple to work with.
You'll need to set up a free account with them, and then hopefully this might help.
[deploy python on heroku]https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/deploying-python)

[AllanRegush]

I second Heroku. If your looking for something more for production consider setting up a server with digital ocean.

[RemcoHalman]

Does Heroku not become expensive when leaving the Free tier? Ill look into it 👌🏼Thnx

[ankushKun]

Repl.it is a pretty good service to host code, I am hosting my discord python bot over there, which uses Flask to make a webserver and keep the bot online.
Moreover it is free and has much simpler interface than heroku.
It can also give 99% uptime if you keep pinging the webserver, unlike heroku which gives only 550hr uptime permonth

[RemcoHalman]

Thanks for the input! Will look into Heroku and repl.it

[siddharthaweb]

looking for the best economic solution to deploy a flask application on the web, and also wants to know the deployment process.
I am a beginner in python and flask, if you have any good structural suggestion (MVC in the flask with JWT token ) for API will be helpful.