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FastAPI Cloud

FastAPI Cloud

Technology, Information and Internet

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Website
https://fastapilabs.com
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Company size
2-10 employees
Type
Privately Held

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  • FastAPI Cloud reposted this

    "Arma un servicio de reconocimiento facial que sea preciso y rápido." Ese fue el encargo. Detrás de esa frase simple había un problema nada simple: identificar a una persona a partir de una sola foto, entre N rostros distintos. Y ojo: cuando hablo de N, no me refiero a un grupo de 50 o 300 personas; era diseñar pensando en más de 100000, y que el sistema siga escalando sin rediseñarse. Mi primera decisión fue la más importante: no reinventar la rueda. Entrenar y servir un modelo propio de reconocimiento facial suena atractivo, pero implica meses de trabajo para terminar con algo probablemente inferior a lo que ya existe como servicio administrado. Elegí construir sobre herramientas probadas y enfocar mi energía en lo que sí aporta valor: el diseño del servicio. 𝗤𝘂é 𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗴í 𝗱𝗲 𝗔𝗪𝗦 𝘆 𝗽𝗼𝗿 𝗾𝘂é: - 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝘇𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝗲𝗸𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 (𝗙𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀): el reconocimiento facial ya resuelto. Un motor de búsqueda de vectores faciales que cubre la identificación 1:N contra toda la colección y la verificación 1:1 contra un DNI, con precisión de nivel productivo desde el día uno. Cero modelos que entrenar, cero GPUs que administrar. - 𝗗𝘆𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗼𝗗𝗕: datos de empleados, usuarios y tokens con latencia de milisegundos y sin administrar servidores de base de datos. - 𝗦𝟯: las fotos, que solo se persisten cuando el rostro fue validado e indexado. El código sigue una arquitectura modular: cada recurso es un módulo con capas controller → service → repository, interfaces separadas de implementaciones y DTOs como contrato. Mañana puedo cambiar el motor de reconocimiento sin tocar la lógica de negocio. ¿𝗣𝗼𝗿 𝗾𝘂é 𝗙𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗔𝗣𝗜? Para proyectos de IA es mi as bajo la manga: validación automática con Pydantic, inyección de dependencias nativa que hace trivial trabajar contra interfaces, tipado que documenta el código por sí solo y Swagger UI para probar endpoints con fotos sin escribir un cliente. FastAPI seguirá siendo mi framework preferido en Python. ¿𝗣𝗼𝗿 𝗾𝘂é 𝗙𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱? Tuve acceso a la beta pública y aproveché para desplegar ahí, y la experiencia hizo honor a su promesa: cero configuración. Todo se redujo a un comando: fastapi deploy En segundos la API estaba en producción, con HTTPS por defecto, autoescalado según demanda y variables de entorno gestionadas desde la plataforma. Mi pyproject.toml fue suficiente: nada de contenedores que armar ni infraestructura que describir. Y viniendo del mismo equipo que creó el framework, se nota que está pensado para cómo realmente trabajamos los que construimos con FastAPI. Una buena infraestructura es la base de un buen servicio. La diferencia está en poder dedicar tu energía a diseñarla bien, y no a pelear con la fricción del despliegue. Gracias FastAPI, FastAPI Cloud y a Sebastián Ramírez Montaño por elevar la experiencia de desarrollo en Python. #FastAPI #Python #IA #AWS #Rekognition #FastAPICloud #GenAI

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  • FastAPI Cloud reposted this

    FastAPI deployments just got ridiculously simple. ⚡ Gave FastAPI Cloud a spin today and had a small API up and running way faster than I expected. 👏 If you're building APIs with FastAPI, this is worth checking out: • Zero-config deployments • HTTPS out of the box • Autoscaling • Built-in logs, metrics, and custom domains • Designed by the team behind FastAPI itself Feels like the Vercel moment for FastAPI, less time fighting infrastructure, more time shipping APIs. 🚀 #FastAPI #Python #Backend #WebDevelopment #DevTools

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  • > Agentic friendly DevOps Check out these tips 😎 Is your cloud agentic friendly... or you haven't used FastAPI Cloud yet?

    As I continue to build I'm learning that it's less about *how* to build and more about the DevOps on *where* you will make it all run smoothly, efficiently, and Agentic friendly. Here are my favorite dev ops tools to accomplish this: - Termius is an amazing tool to help you ssh into any device or server on the go. With their Mac and iPhone apps, it helps you connect to your Mac Mini/Studio or Macbook Pro seamlessly - Cloudflare Tunnels are a free choice to help you securely and reliably open up ports on your own devices or those on remote servers - GitHub lets you connect your code repo to just about every tool you are using like Supabase, Netlify, and FastAPI Cloud that allows you to create a pull request into main and once deployed, it'll deploy on all other services. The huge advantage of this one is lets say you are using Cursor cloud agents on the go, once you have your agent make a change, and then you approve the pull request, you're done. Everything will be up to date and you can relax and move on - Cursor is going to be your DevOps employee. By providing it with secure ssh keys, it's own secure server user, and your server ip address, it instantly becomes your own DevOps specialist helping you setup and configure any system you might need. Literally today in my Ghostcoded Build cohort, we watched an agent build out a selfhosted instance of Supabase in about 5 min where that took me hours a year ago to do on my own. As a solo ai agency owner, you need to start finding ways to have these agents and tools work for you and save you time/money Any questions? // I dont like keeping all these secrets to myself lol. Come learn how I use Cursor as my Dev and DevOps lead. ghostcoded.com/cursor ghostcoded.com/cohort

  • > deployment experience that felt like it was built specifically for FastAPI developers Exactly what FastAPI Cloud is 🚀

    I got access to FastAPI Cloud months before most people. Back in March, I received an invite to the private beta. At the time, most of my FastAPI backends were running on Vercel. So I decided to give FastAPI Cloud a try. I expected another hosting platform. What I got was a deployment experience that felt like it was built specifically for FastAPI developers. Deploying an app was incredibly simple: one command 'fastapi deploy' No unnecessary setup. No deployment rabbit holes. Just focus on building the application. Over the next few weeks, I ended up moving some of my FastAPI apps from Vercel to FastAPI Cloud because the experience was simply better for the projects I was building. Now FastAPI Cloud has officially entered public beta, so anyone can try it without needing an invite. 🎉 One thing I'd love to see improved is the free tier. Right now, the Hobby plan allows 3 apps. But if you're a student, indie hacker, or building multiple AI projects, three apps disappear quickly. I'd personally love to see that increased to 7–10 apps. I think it would encourage more experimentation and make it easier for developers to keep all of their FastAPI projects on the platform. Overall, I've had a great experience with FastAPI Cloud so far, and it's become my first choice whenever I'm deploying a FastAPI backend. Huge congratulations to Sebastián Ramírez Montaño and the entire FastAPI team for building something that makes deploying FastAPI applications this straightforward. 👏 Have you tried FastAPI Cloud yet? I'd love to hear your experience. #FastAPI #Python #BackendDevelopment #CloudComputing #OpenSource #AIDevelopment

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  • FastAPI Cloud reposted this

    FastAPI Cloud is a lifesaver. I was in a Hackathon, and one of the deliverables was a live link to the project. Tried different solutions, but most of them required some lengthy setup or paid plans. I suddenly remembered FastAPI Cloud. It was invite-only previously. I signed up for the waiting list and waited for months, but I never got access. Recently, they've launched a public beta. Talk about timing. Quickly spun up an account, connected my GitHub Repo, and `fastapi deploy`. That's all I needed. Project deployed within minutes. Big props to the FastAPI team for this.

  • Pssst, the Redis SDK for FastAPI works out of the box with the integration in FastAPI Cloud 😎 https://lnkd.in/d5mRaCD3

  • > FastAPI Cloud is so simple to use it's unreal Heck, yeah! 🤘🚀

    Here’s what I use everyday to build my ai automations, agents and software efficiently and at scale: - Cursor is the keystone to it all Their Composer 2.5 is unmatched at speed, accuracy and affordability. And their Cursor 3 agents window is unmatched with all of the terminal, file browser, in ide browser and design mode, and git tracking. - Supabase is the foundation that this whole operation runs on Their BaaS platform is unrivaled with their pricing, scalability, ease of use, and extensive documentation for AI agents and mcp They’re the database, authentication, storage, edge function, amd cron job wizards - FastAPI Cloud is hands down my favorite new addition to the stack. It is the most powerful backend on the market to run your long running and large workloads It’s so simple to use and configure its unreal. Custom domains, GitHub integration for easy CI/CD pipeline and so much more And they just released their public beta so go sign up! - Netlify has been my go to for my front end deployment for the longest time! They’re the most robust and easy to use platform out there hands down. Love their ci/cd pipeline capabilities and cli for easy ai integration - Vue.js is just the cream of the crop of front end frameworks. It’s lightweight, insanely well documented, and has such nice built in routing and sei capabilities. - GitHub is the code repository that houses everything This is more of a legacy choice since it was the gold standard for so long. But Joe that Microsoft owns it, it’s gone downhill and I cannot way for Cursor’s new Origins platform coming this fall. Stay tuned for that one. - Courier is hands down the best local ai infrastructure on the market Its ability to just be downloaded and have the best open sourced models ready for use is literally insane Jackson Oaks absolutely dialed up an amazing stack for enterprise private local ai I’ve built 30+ softwares, automations and agents in the past 10 months and this stack has rarely changed Looking forward to releasing Ghostcode that’ll help you experience the power of this stack What’re you using?

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