Re: architecture for Blue/Green deployments

What gold! The essential piece of your logic is here: > Enforce a development process that ensures that (roughly speaking) all > database changes result in a new column, and where the old cannot be > removed until a later update cycle. All migrations populate the new column. I assume that "en

Re: My developers have run amok

I've come around to your way of thinking now that I'm considering django-storages and AWS deployments. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to django-us

Re: Which Cloud Service Provider should be chosen to host Django Application

This seems related to my question on how to do Blue/Green deployments. If you want to build a real CI/CD stack for it and you want the previous version to be safe and the cut-over to the new version to be consistent, durable, and reasonably atomic, then you have some work to do. -- You recei

architecture for Blue/Green deployments

My organization is moving into the AWS cloud, and with some other projects using MongoDB, ElasticSearch and a web application framework that is not Django, we've had no problem. I'm our "Systems/Applications Architect", and some years ago I helped choose Django over some other solutions. I st