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The instructions, as written, are completely broken. The provided app requires the Flask Python module to run. The default VM instance build does not include this, and the instructions do not include how to install Flask. For users who are not python devs, they may not be familiar with this and it would prevent them from completing the lab. Additionally, considering as this is a security course, Google should be using best practices, which include setting up a virtualenv. The downloaded tarball includes a requirements.txt file, but no mention of using it to install Flask or setup a venv. Additionally, the default instance doesn't even include pip either. Come on, Google, do better.

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