I don't think there are official docs for that.
I took the following approach a few times over the last couple years, But
there are probably easier and better ways.
- Create an EC2 Instance on AWS
- Deploy Everything to EC2 (Standard Mezzanine Deploy) (you can probably
stop here if scaling and performance is not an issue)
- Create RDS and ElasticCache instances on AWS
- Configure the Django settings to point RDS (db) and Elasticache
(memcached or redis) (I forgot why I could not do step on the first deploy
attempt)
- redeploy
- Install Python's Boto Library.
- Create s3 Buckets on AWS
- Configure Django to use Boto so your static media ends up on s3 when
running 'collectstatic'
- Create a Cloudfront Distribution.
- Configure Cloudfront to serve the static media through s3
It probably took me a day or two to get this working. I had to Google quite
a few resources.
I can make this work pretty consistently but moving forward I'll probably
explore using Docker/ECS
Best,
Matt
On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 8:39 AM, Paul Tremblay
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> New to mezzanine. My current job is creating a website in Django and
> deploying to AWS. For a home project, I want to deploy Mezzanine to AWS.
> Are there official docs on this? I am thinking to just download the source
> code, and then follow the same steps I take at work (create a git account
> on AWS, download the AWS tools, use elasticbeanstalk, etc.)
>
> Thanks!
>
> Henry
>
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