Hello Streamlit community
I am using st.video() to render a youtube link.
I have no problem running in my local machine
I am facing issue when I dockerize the app and run the container, then I am getting (not faced with all the links but there are some)
Are there any dependencies that I am missing for the container?
I am using
python - 3.10
streamlit - 1.22.0
local machine OS - Ubuntu 22.04
Hi @msam
Could you check if your docker container can access the internet (try requests to access webpages), perhaps there’s a proxy issue?
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Chanin
I think have found the solution. This “issue” has nothing to do with the st.video or Docker but Youtube rendering. Found a stackoverflow answer
YouTube forbids embedding some videos in a
localhost environmentwithout a public domain, but your video can be embedded with no issue through apublic domain/ sub-domaintry the same using webhosting apps or online html tools
When I host my webapp in AWS this does not happen and works like a charm
Thanks
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