Run Streamlit App on Colab without Ngrok (LocalTunnel) 

I'm glad you found it helpful :) Thank you

Same question bro...

Glad to help ☺️

Thank you sir

Same happened with me

Is it a work laptop?

Pleasure sir

Pleasure sir

Thank you :)

hey, it's the ip address. that's what you need to fill in the password

@@1littlecoder yes but we need the ip address of the colab notebook. How to get that?

​@@tamharjeetsinghwalia181did you get it working? If yes, could you please share what you have done

You can use any port number then you need to run the streamlit app on that port

Iirc Gradio itself gives a temporary url

Same for me

Thank you Anjali

You're welcome!

Thank you. What do you mean by model variables? Could you please elaborate

Why do you want to do this on Databricks?

@@1littlecoder Let's say the app is part of a project centralized in the azure space. Does it not work with databricks?

Any particular reason you want to do o these on colab?

@@1littlecoder I am working on a ML Project for which I am doing some EDA and wanted to present to my team with streamlit. I need to read a csv file from google drive and dynamically generate st components based on csv features values. In colab I could read the file but streamlit is not able to read drive file.

That's very nice of you to share the solution

Great bro

Is the local tunnel still working for you @ANKAN MAZUMDAR

@@fouziaanjums6475 yes

Glad it's helpful

You're welcome

Thanks Bro :)

Try to reset your colab instance and see if it works

does anyone know the endpoint?

wget -q -O - ipv4.icanhazip.com

It would take a couple of mins..not more than that

It’s taking too long for me , running for about 39mins now

You're welcome ✅

I think you need to enter your ip. Did it give you that option?

3rd party tunneling service

@@1littlecoder that's so sweet of you to actually reply ❤️

That's your current IP address

where can i find it@@1littlecoder

yes i did put my ip as password not accepting@@1littlecoder

what is the alternative? please let me know

Thank you :)

My pleasure. Thanks for the comment

Thank you so much. Glad it helped.

I think you might have to restart and try

My pleasure

Using the IP provided in the external URL worked for me.

its not working for me@@sanjanaj6542

You are very kind for such a positive feedback. Thank you :)

Very true.. my feeling right now

Sorry for this naive question, are you running this on colab?

@@1littlecoder Hello, even i am facing the same issue, I am not getting the link for the web app as shown in 3:04, is the local tunnel down today? Because few days ago i did not face this type of issue.....Request you to please help out....

@@1littlecoder Not working for me as well __________________________________________________________________________________ 2022-06-25 13:21:46.509 INFO numexpr.utils: NumExpr defaulting to 2 threads. npx: installed 22 in 4.212s You can now view your Streamlit app in your browser. Network URL: 172.28.0.2:8501 External URL: 35.186.190.237:8501 __________________________________________________________________________________ Stuck after this !!!

@@fouziaanjums6475 did you try any alternative method like with ngrok? Did that work ?

@@1littlecoder Yeah i tried ngrok, but that too isn't working

Thank you

app.py file is the streamlit app file that you run with streamit run command

@@1littlecoder cool, do you mind sharing any sort of template? Or what kind of content do you put inside?

@@manasisingh294 can you email me at my channel name at gmail dot com I'm a bit confused in understanding the requirements

Ah Thala hope you're doing good :)

Thank you

Thank you :)

Haha Thank you, I guess that's either the reference to the Port number or the Iron man movie :)

@@1littlecoder 🙂👌

Thank you. I don't think you can edit while running. You'd need to stop and edit and run again.

Not all the time

You can deploy it on Hugging Face Spaces - even with scheduled refresh - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8hOzsFETm4I.html

@@1littlecoder thankyou so much for the quick reply 🙏🏻

It's okay for temporary one but definitely not recommended as a permanent solution

@@1littlecoder thanks for the opinion, i think that's why a lot of web app dev jobs required flask or django rather than this.

@@XD-jb3hj very well said!