Deploying Python Static Sites with uv, Caddy, and Docker
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indigodaddy
Kettled twice. Extra chewy, extra trustworthy.
Summary
The article details the author's preferred deployment stack for Python-built static sites, focusing on the use of uv (a fast Python package manager), Caddy web server, and Docker containers. The author explains their transition to uv for its speed and excellent Python executable management, and describes their workflow for building and deploying static sites with this modern toolchain.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledI've largely switched to uv at this point and it's been pretty great.
It's so fast it does actually matter, the workflow side of things works well enough for me.
It manages Python executables for me beautifully.
I'm a static site aficionado, and have a number out in the wild.
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