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Video Description
This video starts off by explaining how Python fits into an application architecture. As you move along, you will understand the architecturally significant demands and how to determine them. Later, you’ll get a complete understanding of the different architectural patterns such as event driven programming, microservice architecture and pipe and filter architecture. Python, as an open-source language, has matured in the level of automation and support it provides for deploying packages to production systems. We'll spend some time to understand the deployment of Python applications, and the tools and processes that the architect can add to his repertoire in order to ease the deploying and maintenance of his production systems' running applications, written using Python.
Style and Approach
This video takes direct approach to understand the in and out of Python so that you can architect and design application in Python
