Can anyone help me with how to deploy streamlit model in the Linux server without Github repository?

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Can anyone help me with how to deploy streamlit model in the Linux server without Github repository?

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Hi @goutamborthakur555 -

While using Git or another version control system is a good development practice, it’s not required for deploying a Streamlit app. Can you provide some more detail about what you’ve tried and where you need help?

Best,
Randy

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Hi,

Thank you for your reply!

I found out the process of how to deploy in Linux Cloud server.
Unfortunately, my Linux Server support only Python 2.6.6 which is currently not supported by Streamlit.

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Python 2.6.6 itself doesn’t need to be the limiting factor; that’s the default install, but projects such as miniconda are setup to be installable in a regular user directory. So if you can download files to that directory, setting up Streamlit to run against Python 3 shouldn’t take much effort.

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Thank you for your reply! Let me work on it.

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If you’re able to install docker in the Linux VM, then you’re not constrained to system Python version :slightly_smiling_face:

Using docker also allows easier deployment of apps that have sticky libraries dependencies (e.g., geo-related).

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Thank you for your solution. Let me check with my service provider!

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Hi,
Could you kindly show how you did it?
Thanks

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Install PuTTY and push the code through this application. Make sure you have installed python 3 or above in Linux. For more details, you can search on Youtube for how to use it.

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Thank you. I already have it in linux server, what I want to know is how to access the interactive app on the browser.
Thanks again

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You will get a path/link to access or you can take the help of Linux Server provider.

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