Introduction to FastAPISetting Up Your Development EnvironmentInstalling Python, FastAPI, and Required PackagesCreating a Simple FastAPI Web ServerFastAPI Features and AdvantagesInspired by Flask Routing PatternHandling Asynchronous and Synchronous OperationsBuilt-In Support for Background TasksCustom Middleware and CORS SupportFreedom to Customize Any Service LayerData Validation and SerializationRich Ecosystem of Plug-InsAutomatic DocumentationDependency Injection SystemLifespan EventsSecurity and Authentication ComponentsBidirectional Web Socket, GraphQL, and Custom Response SupportModern Python and IDE Integration with Sensible DefaultsFastAPI Project StructuresFlat StructureNested StructureModular StructureProgressive Reorganization of Your FastAPI ProjectOnion/Layered Application Design PatternComparing FastAPI to Other Python Web FrameworksFastAPI LimitationsInefficient Model Memory ManagementLimited Number of ThreadsRestricted to Global Interpreter LockLack of Support for Micro-Batch Processing Inference RequestsCannot Efficiently Split AI Workloads Between CPU and GPUDependency ConflictsLack of Support for Resource-Intensive AI WorkloadsSetting Up a Managed Python Environment and ToolingSummary