Deploy Python Flask App on Private Linux Server with Private RDS MySQL | 2-Tier Architecture on AWS
In this video, I walk you through the complete deployment of a Python Flask-based To-Do application on a private Linux EC2 instance, connected securely to a private MySQL database hosted on Amazon RDS. This setup demonstrates a practical implementation of a 2-tier architecture on AWS, where the application tier (Flask app) and the database tier (RDS) are isolated within private subnets for enhanced security and control.
You'll see how to set up the virtual environment, install required dependencies like Flask, Flask_SQLAlchemy, and PyMySQL, and configure your application to connect to a private RDS instance without exposing it to the public internet. This example showcases how real-world cloud applications are designed with security and scalability in mind, and is ideal for anyone interested in DevOps, AWS architecture, or backend web development.
Whether you're a beginner exploring cloud projects or an intermediate engineer looking to reinforce your understanding of secure deployments, this video offers a clear and hands-on guide. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel for more practical AWS and DevOps tutorials.
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