Re: What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
If you want to forget all about web servers, just use the Django builtin web server for starting with.It hasn't got HTTPS, and it's not great, but it works.
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Re: What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
@4There's kind of not an image of django because that kind of can't be a thing. Since Django is effectively packaged with your app, the docker case of this is something like find a Python image with the networking
Re: What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
At the risk of potentially causing you more confusion, I can highly recommend Docker if you're looking to deploy more things to your VPS.There is a definite learning curve to it, but it makes it easy to package
Re: What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
Thank you. I will give Heroku a look.
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Re: What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
Gunicorn behind Nginx is the typical way to do this, but if that's giving you trouble I suggest trying Heroku. They've got a free tier, you do a very small amount of stuff to your git repo and then type git push
What is the best way to deploy django on a vps for learning purposes?
Hey allSo I've been following this tutorial on digital ocean, but it doesn't work for me. I mostly have problem with gunicorn, so I couldn't go any further to setup nginx to works with django.Any suggestions?
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