Build and deploy a Python bokeh application on a Linux server

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Builds a real Python bokeh application and deploys it on a Linux IaaS server using Flask, systemd and nginx so it actually runs and restarts on reboot. Shows the exact commands and code: bokeh serve --allow-websocket-origin and embedding via bokeh.embed.server_document, uses a DigitalOcean droplet and ports 5006/5100, deploys an app that inspects thousands of time series from ASML lasers (6,000 pulses per second, machines costing ~$1.5M), contrasts a quick insecure demo with a robust nginx reverse proxy + systemd setup that works.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:30Why Python Bokeh
3. 5:22Data science for lasers
4. 10:21Bokeh app demo
5. 13:40More info with Bokeh
6. 14:02Build Bokeh app
7. 17:31Fast cloud deployment
8. 19:38Flask and Nginx deployment
9. 24:38Q&A

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