Purpose of the this hands-on training is to give the students introductory knowledge of how to handle forms, how to connect to database and how to use sql within Flask web application on Amazon Linux 2 EC2 instance.

At the end of the this hands-on training, students will be able to;

• install Python and Flask framework on Amazon Linux 2 EC2 instance.

• build a web application with Python Flask framework.

• handle forms using the flask-wtf module.

• configure connection to the sqlite database.

• configure connection to the MySQL database.

• work with a database using the SQL within Flask application.

• use git repo to manage the application versioning.

• run the web application on AWS EC2 instance using the GitHub repo as codebase.

• Part 1 - Write a Sample Web Application with SQLite and database implementation on GitHub Repo

• Part 2 - Write same application with MySQL

• Part 3 - Install Python and Flask framework on Amazon Linux 2 EC2 Instance using RDS

• Write an application with database implementation using SQLite and save the complete code as app-with-sqlite.py under hands-on/flask-05-handling-sql-on-ec2-linux2 folder.

• configure required environmental variables for SQLite

• drop users table if exists, create new users table and add some rows for sample

• Execute sql commands and commit them

• Write a function named find_emails which find emails using keyword from the user table in the db,

• and returns result as tuples (name, email).

• Write a function named insert_email which adds new email to users table the db.

• Write a function named emails which finds email addresses by keyword using GET and POST methods,

• using template files named emails.html given under templates folder

• and assign to the static route of ('/')

• Write a function named add_email which inserts new email to the database using GET and POST methods,

• using template files named add-email.html given under templates folder

• and assign to the static route of ('add')

• Add a statement to run the Flask application which can be reached from any host on port 80.

• Create an RDS database and use it as database of application

• Please write same application that was given in Part2 with MYSQL

• commit your code and push it to your GitHub repo

• Launch an Instance and pull your files in to it

• Run your application on EC2

• Launch an Amazon EC2 instance using the Amazon Linux 2 AMI with security group allowing SSH (Port 22) and HTTP (Port 80) connections.

• Connect to your instance with SSH.

• Update the installed packages and package cache on your instance.

• Install Python 3 packages.

• Check the python3 version

• Install Python 3 Flask framework.

• Install flask_mysql.

• Run application with Python