Creating A Raspberry Pi Web Server For My Home!

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Creating a Raspberry Pi server for my own Flask API!

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@Hallden_ 3 роки тому

Check out the discord server! discord.gg/kq4DtnfBJt

@dkalopisis3218 3 роки тому

Me: "Let's see if we can control the webserver from here..." Oh shit, I can actually access the webserver from here!

@kigf4785 3 роки тому

I hope this is not really connected, or that you put some security in there. As showing the urls will enable people to call your endpoints right? I imagine it could be annoying if that happens. But otherwise nice project.

@AL_383 3 роки тому

wouldn't it be a problem that anyone can access the site and turn lights on or off?

@manu-singh 3 роки тому

@@kigf4785 exactly what I was thinking

@AL_383 3 роки тому

@@kigf4785 don't think there is any security on there I hope he changed the default ssh user and pass tho ...

@mykyta_pavlov 3 роки тому

Hope that “Basically counter” was created using AI and voice detection

@davidarogunre7251 3 роки тому

LMAO

@azizafif4843 3 роки тому

Go to 13:36 and you will undrestand that not AI. Because it miss one

@mykyta_pavlov 3 роки тому

@@azizafif4843 yeah, someone already mentioned about it in the comments. But maybe it is just because AI isn’t ideal hahaha Nope, just kidding. But that would be great to use AI in video production

@ashwinalagiri-rajan1180 3 роки тому

@@azizafif4843 doesnt that kinda prove that it could be ai

@klueck21 3 роки тому

There is no way it is because it showed up before he even said basically

@Cpd9 3 роки тому

Would Really appreciate if we could get the full tutorial of things like this rather than a run through. Thanks

@davidarogunre7251 3 роки тому

I totally agree

@florian6045 3 роки тому

BUMP

@bhargavkalita2207 3 роки тому

Yes totally

@throwlmao69 3 роки тому

I second that

@samcodes2912 3 роки тому

smart suggestion

@BattleDrumz 3 роки тому

This might be the hardest way to turn on a lightbulb ever invented. I love it.

@alexlandherr 3 роки тому

Do you remember a The Big Bang Theory episode where they routed a data packet around the world just to turn on/off a lightbulb? It was the S1E09 episode “The Cooper-Hofstadter Polarization”. Also here’s another page describing a recreation attempt and detailed explanation of how to do it: atmelcorporation.wordpress.com/2015/03/04/video-turning-on-a-lamp-via-the-internet-the-big-bang-theory-way/ (Retrieved 2021-05-26).

@____-pb1lg 2 роки тому

i was wondering if he couldn't just set up a home vpn, so that he has access his local network

@dev10shah 3 роки тому

Big Programming channels : Screen Recorder !! Kalle : Wait a minute

@AlfredoSequeida 3 роки тому

Lol

@t_kon 3 роки тому

Don't forget that right now your webserver is publicly available from anywhere in the world, meaning you have to secure the api relatively well. Otherwise any random people would be able to go to your server and just mess up your system (turning it on/off, or even DOS-ing it). Also building an android app which shares a key that you'll use to secure your api will be better than just hitting the webserver in the browser to turn it on/off.

@sn3lling 3 роки тому

I can only imagine what his lights were doing after he published this video :)

@MagnusAnand 3 роки тому

Thinking the same

@CoderzF1 3 роки тому

i was like, I hope he changed that domain name

@gronkhfp 3 роки тому

@@CoderzF1 Hax0rs gonna : Hippity Hoppity your lamp is now my property!

@jasonking1284 2 роки тому

Probably looked like an exorcism was happening....

@pizzapanni 3 роки тому

I love the honesty in your videos. If you don't know what you're doing, you're frank about it. Not a lot of people do that.

@tomwalsh96 3 роки тому

I like how you don't sugar coat it, and admit you don't know what is happening a lot of the time. I feel like that is the true programming experience

@SeMoDrix 3 роки тому

Be aware of the security risk when having a public service running in your home network! Such as SSH security, firewall and updates

@soulninjadev 3 роки тому

OK this is how Kalle's channel works. I think about something, the next day the video about it comes out.

@calebmbugua745 3 роки тому

woow. Thank you Hallden for always doing a great job...Looking foward to this series and even more this Tuesday.!

@MiningChamber 3 роки тому

Hahah love the editing, keep up the awesome work Kalle!

@lukeg9891 3 роки тому

I love hearing all the struggles you had to work through. It's encouraging to work problems I face and feels like we're going through the project with you! Thanks Kalle!

@rockthephil3 3 роки тому

The fact that you went from no raspberry pi experience and no web server experience to a fully functional application is astounding.

@todddelozier8172 3 роки тому

@@depression_isnt_real well said!

@Cruzylife 3 роки тому

its called copy and paste

@AlfredoSequeida 3 роки тому

In general the more experience you have with learning new things, the quicker you become at it. But I agree with you, seeing the progression of a project is really cool.

@sndrcve 2 роки тому

The fact he went from no experience to actually thinking he could make a video on it is even more astounding. This is terrible.

@FranciscoJavierCrujeiras 3 роки тому

Do not forget to backup your SD Card. They tend to get corrupted!

@kunalkumarsahoo8786 3 роки тому

I have experienced that😅😅😅

@SpaceTimeBeing_ 3 роки тому

Almost destroyed my childhood voice recordings because of this

@TheBlaine85 3 роки тому

@Mersal-uj5nh 3 роки тому

SD cards get's corrupted? Wo..

@kunalkumarsahoo8786 3 роки тому

@@Mersal-uj5nh yeah

@Msr94145 3 роки тому

I’m obsessed with what you did!! Awesome work! I think it definitely deserved your time!

@cafsalvador 3 роки тому

Basically vs Actually: Who won? Who's next?

@PublicStaticV01D 3 роки тому

YOU DECIDE!!!

@SulBash3 3 роки тому

Epic Word battle of history

@jlee3361 3 роки тому

Lol is this still a thing

@DionisiusWahyuAdiSaputra 3 роки тому

Like is the winner

@mohammedrezamoghaddam4844 3 роки тому

Yess, I have asked for a video and this is somewhat what I was requesting so thank you soo much Kalle

@christianloizou4463 3 роки тому

Kalle: "Kite" is the best code-completion tool I've ever used. It's so helpful. Also Kalle: *codes entire python/flask web app in vim*

@learn-a-life 3 роки тому

I always watch ur video till the end dude 🔥😁 keep it up!!

@rajeshlourembam 3 роки тому

This was amazing Kalle

@amphivalo 3 роки тому

Bro you could use so many clickbait titles on this video. For example, "I let anyone on the internet control my lights" or something. Really enjoyed it, keep it up.

@DominikBullo 3 роки тому

13:36 - you miss +1 on basically counter there 😛

@rootwayder77 3 роки тому

Yeah lol XD

@pathoslp 3 роки тому

I recommend you to add some sort of security for the REST api calls. Cool video idea you can also make a simple swift or Flutter application and make calls to this api as a part two

@eikeimnetz 3 роки тому

perfect timing for my current needs. Again and again and again. Awesome!

@garethwoodall577 3 роки тому

Finally you stepped into the pi realm! Hopefully more overlap videos to come with all the languages and projects.

@ANIME_T1V 3 роки тому

I'm a very big fan I'm a start up software engineer and all your videos are inspiring keep up the good job and will always keep on watching your videos

@AmbientClassical 3 роки тому

Suddenly everyone starts turning Kalle's lights off and on, haha!

@imakraj 3 роки тому

Your style of videography is dope!!!🔥🔥

@yevgeniymelnik7441 3 роки тому

Thank you Kalle, your videos pushed me to get back to learn python! Very easy to learn content! Keep it up!

@1337kV 3 роки тому

Its getting kinda spooky now. 2 weeks ago i were thinking about web scraping with python and you released the video for this 1 day later. then i tought about a new laptop and were looking for reviews of the Macbook Pro M1. i opened youtube and you released the video about 1-2hours ago. i ordered a new laptop and were thinking about what i am missing. you remembered me of the Kite extension. yesterday i spend a couple of hours to think about my own webserver.. well, thanks i guess. thanks for all your videos at the right moment (for me atleast), i really enjoy them. ~as you can see, english is not my first language. i apologize if something is hard to read.

@gogatorsfoster1 3 роки тому

I'm very excited to see a raspberry Pi project series

@jadonknight2998 3 роки тому

Was thinking of doing something similar very soon so this was super helpful. Top video!

@MainlyWebStuff 2 роки тому

Fun little video - I enjoyed watching that. Thanks. :) Raspberry Pi ordered.

@krasy8 3 роки тому

Excellent video, loved that basically counter, thought you should’ve added actually counter as well 😜. Well done for the raspberry pi project!

@ugoborrey 3 роки тому

Apart from implementing an auth, you should also implement a simple UI to control your lights instead of consuming your API endpoints by typing URLs, it's a bit tedious don't you think ?

@priyapepsi 2 роки тому

Why do people say "consuming" an api?

@schlopping 2 роки тому

@@priyapepsi just means "using"

@FrankMularcik 3 роки тому

Excited for more raspberry pi stuffbI want to learn more about it

@rayanfernandes2631 3 роки тому

Being electronics student ... raspi has been my best friend ... python projects are just fun to build with raspi

@TheDemeaN 3 роки тому

Routers use the NAT protocol to have multiple private IP's designated to every computer, phone, etc. Port forwarding is when you call your router public IP (basically xD your internet service IP) and your application runs in certain port, if you are running at localhost it might be 8080, then in your router's admin page you are saying that if any application send a package to your router public IP with the port 8080 then he will send it to the private IP computer that you specified the port-forwarding with the port 8080. Great video, will try something similar but with an old pc !!

@andreasdisser5523 3 роки тому

Mega cool Project.Keep on going 😃

@linsdudu 9 місяців тому

I just loved the "Basically Counter"... I remember one time when I was in an important meeting in NY (and I'm not a native English speaker) and I was saying "actually" a lot, and the person who was there with me asked me to stop repeating the word in every sentence! 🤣

@prakharojha8688 3 роки тому

Sometimes I look at your vids and I think this.. this is what I want my life to be. Learning anything new we want . Keep up the good work🔥

@samcodes2912 3 роки тому

it's all in your hand . you can do it too

@spartacus987 3 роки тому

You can literally do this. Learn anything new you want ;)

@lionhunter4513 3 роки тому

I hope there will be more projects with the raspi! :)

@psykodiak5333 3 роки тому

Basically what I was looking for. Thanks!

@michas.2475 3 роки тому

u fell from heaven for me , i was literly looking for something like this cuz im getting my raspberry pi 4 for christmass

@Fefkaable 3 роки тому

Exactly! Im JUST trying run a postfix on rpi 3 😁 good Luck! Btw Kalle, Nice job. Thanks you

@michaelakpe2355 3 роки тому

Legit got one yesterday and was thinking of what to do with it 😂

@michas.2475 3 роки тому

@@michaelakpe2355 im gonna use mine for : discord bot hosting , LED controlling with API , and maybe fielserver so xD

@michaelakpe2355 3 роки тому

@@michas.2475 I’m probably going to make a VPN server with mine

@michaelakpe2355 3 роки тому

@@depression_isnt_real get a 3B+ or 4

@kingpauloaquino 3 роки тому

I did almost the same thing. I created a remote controller for my Internet Wireless Business to manage it remotely, using the same technology, Python, Flask, Raspberry Pi, and Relays. Instead of doing the port forwarding, I used NGROK as my gateway to my DNS and control it anywhere... Hehe

@_Amilio_ 3 роки тому

I recently got a RasPi so this series would be useful 🤙

@gaming4life666 3 роки тому

Can’t wait till next Tuesday! If you know, you know! 😉

@kunalsuryawanshi4569 3 роки тому

On internet Raspberry Pi is on Hype we see lot of video but they on shows working or refined work but sir your video start from scratch to final product . As well as your video is short and simple ,this thing I like most create an excitiment what u actually do fix the things . That will give lots of idea , and thinking opportunities and lots of motivation Thank you sir , All the best for Future.🙏 Love from India sir🇮🇳

@lukerobertson1000 3 роки тому

Soooo cooool! Doing it! Appreciate you mate!

@jaym0ney_ 3 роки тому

I think the basically counter was a good touch. Great video! I thought about doing something like this, I just didn’t know how to start and I was too lazy to start learning lmao. But I might get a RPi for christmas so I can give it a real try this time. Cheers!

@juanma_cello 3 роки тому

You're my inspiration to be a better coder. Thanks for your videos.

@anirudhsowrirajan3768 3 роки тому

bruh this is lit just now i searched for this stuff!!!

@OmniaEtNihil00 2 роки тому

13:36 you missed a "Basically" on your counter This is an awesome idea! Would it be possible to create shortcuts or an app on the phone that could enable the URL commands automatically? That way you're not having to sit there and type out the input every time, you could just enter into an app, or some kind of controller where you could just press a button and the command would be entered for you.

@praneethtt6052 3 роки тому

inspired me to create a script to control my bedroom light along with the music beat. Once I'm done ill share my code with ur github. Thank u for the motivation Kalle❤

@Luis_Olivo 2 роки тому

Cool project!! Thanks for sharing.

@alessandroamadelli7240 3 роки тому

Very good idea! I have a raspberry pi and I did some projects on it. I'll love to see you doing raspberry projects 😀

@carlosbarboza2013 3 роки тому

Awesome idea about raspberry pi projects

@efx1213 3 роки тому

I like that he doesn't pretend to know everything

@NewAgeDIY 3 роки тому

And that way I stopped watching after 5 minutes

@sriniwas764 3 роки тому

You could basically create a simple react native app to toggle those.

@spartacus987 3 роки тому

THIS!!!!

@CodeDisease 3 роки тому

basically +1

@adamcal4257 3 роки тому

Or just create a simple UI for the website with vanilla HTML and CSS/ using Boostrap or Bulma.

@AlfredoSequeida 3 роки тому

Agreed, this wood be the way to go instead of using urls. I was working on something similar and built a simple interface using js,html, and css since react would be overkill, but the idea is the same.

@imandreipanait 3 роки тому

I would love to see more raspberry pi projects 😊😍🔥🔥

@badrkarrachai1189 3 роки тому

Kalle : finally i can turn light on or off from everywhere Hacker : All i need is your IP and party will start.

@TheBlaine85 3 роки тому

A Raspberry Pi is such a powerful "mini computer" but for this case I would have used an ESP8266 to make the launch easier and faster and it's more dynamic whenever it comes to program it. The advantages of the Raspberry Pi is that you can have your own files on it simulating a webserver but with the ESP8266, if you have a bootstrap for example, you can upload it to your host and make the calls to that server. Anyways, such an entertaining video as always!

@odinalfather6494 2 роки тому

thank you for making it easy for me to turn on/off YOUR lights !

@VanosTurbo 3 роки тому

I also bought a pi this week. I’m planning to use it as a backup service. And upload my photos automatically to the cloud.

@ali26_dev 3 роки тому

This is amazing, i really enjoyed you video + informative

@anthonysteele7027 3 роки тому

Ok basically u r my favorite i l learn and every time u say basically i take a shot love it... but really good video thank you

@saviobatista9619 3 роки тому

Amazing videos, thank you! Inspired me to get back on python and learn flatter... so one thing I do with a ElectronJS app that I made for windows with remote control is that I have this web server on cloud, and I setup this app to request each 5 seconds a query to check if there is any command to do... would easily solve your problem.

@noenavarro7482 3 роки тому

Awesome project, definitely want to try it myself :)

@adamlany3049 3 роки тому

Super cool idea ....thanks for inspiration😄 I'm so excited to do something like this at my own

@zettlrobert 3 роки тому

Hey Calle, i suggest you look into Containerization, for example Docker. Setup Ngnix Reverse Proxy and point to your router via DDNS. Advantages -> you can run more applications which require specific ports at the same time(for example two websites which use port 80) map them to the pi port 3000, 3001(or whatever you like) and assign a subdomain with the ngnix proxy. You also get better control over your Network, if you PORT forward, your Network is open to the outside (kinda). Nextcloud is an other fun one (Ubuntu on an SSD to run on the PI - maybe even Headless) Oh Networking fun stuff to get into. Greetings by a fellow dev.

@ashfaqkayes5222 3 роки тому

you are a hardworking man dude. Your hard work is inspiring. Cary On...

@merijnvinea3546 3 роки тому

If you’ll be doing a lot of projects on the raspberry pi I’d recommend using containers. Saved me a lot of time!

@RAJATNAGAR 3 роки тому

bro i watch you video till the end .... i just love your content

@ishanchoudhary4179 3 роки тому

15:27 hairs standing man. Big time fan since you started uploading software related videos. Keep it going

@techdailyafrica 3 роки тому

Kalle I think partly the reason people like you is more about cool ideas. Rather than how to implement.

@47_patilnehavinodkumar23 2 роки тому

Perfect explanation!

@vivanvatsa 3 роки тому

kudos & great help on creating your discord server, so congrats on that. and video quality can improve i think. thanks

@aidandaley8095 3 роки тому

Literally ordered one 4 days ago for this very reason!

@klopez0017 3 роки тому

In case you have non-static IP address, you may run a crontab event that runs a python script every 5 minutes or so, that updates your noip dns ip. Great video overall! :-)

@adnanelegeek 3 роки тому

Hey Kalle, i am not sure exposing your public IP address is a good idea, having a webserver that can be accessed publicly can be an easy access to your home network, thus every other device in that network (if vulnerable, which we all know every device is if you're motivated enough). What i suggest: - Change the domain that was exposed in this video. - Use some ip filtering tool on the webserver. - Use a vpn bridge, so that you can ensure that only you have access. - Have the interface on a hosting provider and keep only the api on the PI.

@rmso272 3 роки тому

You create a counter for "actually" as well :D Great video!

@CoccoBello666 3 роки тому

I love the idea and the fatastic quality of the video!!

@samsam-qi6qo 2 роки тому

Awesome content Kalle, thanks! A question which video editor are you using? The quality is awesome!

@yahyabn1223 3 роки тому

I'm shocked !!! Nice 😍

@1eddy967 3 роки тому

Have you set-up any kind of security to send the request? Like a specific request header that would work as a password to enable you to control the RPi?

@oscarhagman6776 3 роки тому

Kinda wish I didn't stick around to the end now hahah, can't wait!

@cooolinho 2 роки тому

It feels like a docu about the episode Bing Bang Theory (1.09) :) Great Job!

@xXHollowkillerXx 3 роки тому

if you like or want to learn vue.js, I think it might be a nice project to build a UI to turn the lights on and off. You can just use the Quasar framework und you can build nice looking UIs quite fast. if you're up for it you can also easily convert it to a mobile app when you use Quasar.

@mrshyam538 3 роки тому

Hi Kalle, the stuff you do is awesome. It would be great if you teach in detail.

@LubieArbuzy 3 роки тому

Kalle, you need to try a Home Assistant. I think it is great and you can also integrate it with Homekit and many other things! Mabe make a video about it?

@kumarans9704 3 роки тому

Editor in beast mode 😈

@brettgregory3622 3 роки тому

Not too bad! I would suggest using a NodeJS server for something like this, may be much easier and lighter for this project. Authentication would also be a breeze with some simple middleware (can even setup device sharing). Still awesome!