Learn PYRAMID-REST with Real Code Examples

Build a CRUD API with SQLAlchemy integration

Implement token-based authentication

Add content negotiation for JSON and XML

Create modular resources with Pyramid traversal

Integrate caching and transaction management

Check WSGI server logs

Ensure proper route configuration

Verify view callables and request context

Validate serialization and content negotiation

Use Pyramid debug toolbar for development

Use WebTest for functional tests

Unit test view callables

Mock database sessions

Integration tests for routes and resources

Test predicates and authorization policies

Deploy using Gunicorn or uWSGI

Docker containerization for portability

Deploy on AWS, GCP, or Azure

Configure reverse proxy via Nginx or Apache

Monitor logs and metrics in production

Pyramid core framework

pyramid_services for dependency injection

pyramid_tm for transaction management

SQLAlchemy for ORM

WebTest for testing Pyramid applications

Databases: SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, MySQL

Authentication: Pyramid AuthTkt, OAuth, JWT

Caching: Beaker or custom caching policies

Logging: Python logging or Sentry integration

Testing: WebTest, pytest, and pyramid_fixture helpers

Use traversal/resources for structured APIs

Leverage Pyramid add-ons for authentication, caching, and validation

Modularize views for maintainability

Use pyramid_tm for transaction safety

Monitor and profile endpoints for optimization

Learning Pyramid routing mechanisms

Understanding traversal and resource hierarchies

Managing transactions with pyramid_tm

Integrating modular resources cleanly

Scaling Pyramid apps in production