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To learn more about using Python actions to build serverless applications, check out the main project documentation [here](https://github.com/apache/openwhisk/blob/master/docs/actions-python.md).

## Build Runtimes
## Build Python Runtime

There are two options to build the Python runtime:

- Building locally: [tutorial](tutorials/local_build.md)
- Using OpenWhisk Actions.
- Build using Docker
- Build using Gradle

### Building Python Runtime using OpenWhisk Actions
### Build Python Runtime using Docker
The runtimes can be built using Docker locally. Please follow the detailed [tutorial](tutorials/local_build.md) to build and test the runtime locally.

### Building Python Runtime using Gradle

Pre-requisites

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