Summary

This chapter sent us on quite a trip in terms of how we use Python. We figured out how SDKs work, what advantages they have, and why Python is so useful to have in the world of SDK use. You can literally build applications on top of applications, I’ve seen it.

We also learned about scaling and how much of a hassle that is because of the balance you have to strike between availability and cost. Here, we also found use for Python and its great SDKs and data processing abilities, helping us strike that balance.

Containers are also greatly supported by Python libraries, which can help act as a glue filler in the gaps between Docker and Kubernetes. We learned about the assisting role that Python plays in the management of these services.

So, in conclusion, in this chapter you have learned quite a bit about Python’s SDKs, using them for autoscaling, rightsizing, and containers. In the next chapter, we will take a closer look at how Python can be used to manipulate...