FastAPI Compatibility

FastAPI works excellently on DigitalOcean through App Platform, Droplets, or Kubernetes—no special integration needed, just standard Python deployment.

FastAPI cannot run directly on Cloudflare Pages, but you can deploy FastAPI to Cloudflare Workers or use Pages for the frontend with FastAPI on a separate backend.

FastAPI works excellently with Fly.io—deploy containerized Python APIs globally with minimal configuration.

FastAPI works excellently on Render with zero configuration friction—deploy your async Python API in minutes with automatic HTTPS and zero cold starts on paid plans.

FastAPI and Railway work seamlessly together; Railway can deploy FastAPI applications with minimal configuration and automatic scaling.

FastAPI and Auth0 integrate seamlessly for building secure APIs with enterprise-grade authentication and authorization.

FastAPI and Clerk work seamlessly together for building Python APIs with enterprise-grade authentication and user management.

FastAPI and Auth.js can work together, but they require careful architectural planning since Auth.js is designed for JavaScript frameworks and FastAPI is a Python backend.

FastAPI and Paddle integrate seamlessly for building SaaS backends with payment processing—FastAPI handles the API layer while Paddle manages billing and tax compliance.

FastAPI and Lemon Squeezy work together seamlessly—use FastAPI to build your backend and integrate Lemon Squeezy's API for payments, subscriptions, and product management.

FastAPI (Python) and Drizzle ORM (TypeScript) cannot be directly integrated due to different runtime ecosystems, but you can use them together in a monorepo or microservice architecture.

FastAPI and Turso work together seamlessly for building modern edge-ready APIs with distributed SQL databases.

FastAPI and Neon work seamlessly together—FastAPI handles your API logic while Neon provides a serverless PostgreSQL backend with excellent connection pooling support.

FastAPI and PlanetScale work together seamlessly—use any MySQL ORM (SQLAlchemy, Tortoise-ORM) with PlanetScale's connection string to build production-ready APIs.

FastAPI and Redis integrate seamlessly for caching, session management, and real-time features with minimal setup required.

FastAPI and SQLite work excellently together for building lightweight, production-ready APIs with zero database setup overhead.

FastAPI and Supabase work seamlessly together—use FastAPI to build your API backend and Supabase as your PostgreSQL database with built-in authentication and realtime features.

FastAPI and PostgreSQL work excellently together, with multiple mature libraries providing seamless integration for building robust, production-grade APIs.

FastAPI and MySQL work together seamlessly through SQLAlchemy ORM or direct database drivers, making them an excellent choice for production APIs.

FastAPI and MongoDB work seamlessly together, with multiple mature driver options making it straightforward to build production-ready APIs.

FastAPI and Firebase work seamlessly together; use FastAPI to build your REST API backend and Firebase for authentication, database, and hosting.

FastAPI and Stripe work together seamlessly for building modern payment-enabled APIs with minimal friction.

FastAPI can run on Vercel, but only through serverless functions—Vercel is optimized for frontend frameworks, not Python backends.

FastAPI can run on Netlify Functions, but you'll need to adapt your application structure since Netlify's serverless environment has specific constraints.

FastAPI works excellently with AWS—deploy it on Lambda, EC2, ECS, or App Runner and integrate with AWS services for a production-ready serverless or containerized backend.

FastAPI and WordPress don't integrate directly, but FastAPI excels at building a headless API layer to augment or replace WordPress's REST API.

FastAPI and Docker work together seamlessly, making it trivial to containerize modern Python APIs for consistent deployment across environments.

FastAPI and GitHub Actions integrate seamlessly for building, testing, and deploying Python APIs with automated CI/CD pipelines.

FastAPI and Cloudflare R2 integrate seamlessly—use the boto3 library to treat R2 as S3-compatible storage within your FastAPI application.

Yes, FastAPI and Resend work together seamlessly for building email-enabled APIs with minimal friction.

FastAPI and Cypress work together seamlessly—FastAPI serves your API, Cypress tests your frontend against it.

FastAPI and Playwright work together seamlessly for building and testing modern web applications, with Playwright testing your FastAPI backend endpoints and frontend integrations.

FastAPI and Vitest don't directly integrate since FastAPI is Python-based and Vitest is JavaScript/TypeScript, but you can use Vitest to test a FastAPI backend via HTTP requests.

FastAPI and GraphQL work together seamlessly—use Strawberry or Ariadne to add GraphQL endpoints to your FastAPI application.

FastAPI and Jest work seamlessly together as backend and frontend testing layers—Jest tests your JavaScript client code that consumes FastAPI endpoints.

FastAPI and Payload CMS can work together as separate services (FastAPI frontend consuming Payload's REST API), but they don't integrate directly since Payload is TypeScript-based and FastAPI is Python.

FastAPI and Strapi work together seamlessly as a decoupled backend architecture, with FastAPI consuming Strapi's REST/GraphQL APIs or vice versa.

FastAPI and Sanity work together seamlessly—use Sanity as your headless CMS backend and FastAPI as your API layer to query and serve content.

FastAPI and Contentful work excellently together—use FastAPI as your backend API layer to fetch and serve Contentful content with minimal overhead.

FastAPI works excellently with Kubernetes; it's a modern, container-friendly framework that deploys seamlessly into K8s clusters with minimal configuration.