How I Built a Production-Ready Containerized Todo App with Flask, MySQL, Nginx, Docker Compose…

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Learn how to build a production-ready containerized Todo app with Flask, MySQL, Nginx, and Docker Compose

intermediate Published 10 Jun 2026
Action Steps
  1. Write a Flask app with MySQL database integration
  2. Containerize the app using Docker
  3. Configure Nginx as a reverse proxy
  4. Set up a CI/CD pipeline using Docker Compose
  5. Push the image to Docker Hub automatically
  6. Test and deploy the app to a production environment
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and DevOps engineers can benefit from this tutorial to learn how to containerize and deploy a Flask app with a CI/CD pipeline

Key Insight

💡 Containerization and automation are key to efficient deployment and scaling of web applications

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Learn how to build a production-ready containerized Todo app with Flask, MySQL, Nginx, and Docker Compose

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A complete walkthrough of Project 16 — from writing the first line of Python to a live CI/CD pipeline pushing to Docker Hub automatically. Continue reading on Medium »
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