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Hyperdiv

Hyperdiv#

To deploy a Hyperdiv application in Ploomber Cloud you need:

Dockerfile#

You need to provide a Dockerfile. You can use the Dockerfile in this example to get started. The example contains the minimal steps needed for deploying a basic app. You will need to modify it to install any additional dependencies and copy your code into the Docker image.

FROM python:3.11

# Copy the app code into the image
COPY app.py app.py
# Install Hyperdiv
RUN pip install hyperdiv

# Put Hyperdiv in production mode,
# Running on 0.0.0.0:80
ENV HD_PRODUCTION=1
ENV HD_HOST=0.0.0.0
ENV HD_PORT=80

# Start the app
ENTRYPOINT ["python", "app.py"]

Testing locally#

To test your app, you can use docker locally:

# build the docker image
docker build . -t hyperdiv

# run it
docker run -p 5000:80 hyperdiv

Now, open http://0.0.0.0:5000/ to see your app.

Deploy#

Create a zip file containing all the relevant files. For example:

zip my-app.zip Dockerfile app.py

This will create a zip file my-app.zip containing the files Dockerfile and app.py.

To deploy a Hyperdiv app from the deployment menu, follow these instructions:

Tip

To ensure your app doesn’t break on re-deployments, pin your dependencies.

Environment Variables#

In the example above, Hyperdiv’s environment variables are set directly in the Dockerfile. Optionally, you can set these environment variables in the Ploomber UI when you configure a deployment.

The relevant environment variables are:

  • HD_PORT: The port on which to run the app within the container. (Should be 80.)

  • HD_HOST: The hostname on which to run the app within the container. (Should be 0.0.0.0.)

  • HD_PRODUCTION: Set it to 1 to enable production mode.

More on this here.

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