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django-quick-deploy

This is a small repository to quickly deploy your django app using Docker Nginx and Gunicorn

Getting Started

  1. Install docker and docker-compose

  2. Set your project name export REPO_NAME=generic_repo

  3. Clone this repository git clone https://github.com/appunni-dishq/django-quick-deploy.git ${REPO_NAME}

  4. (!Caution) Delete this .git repo files rm -rf ${PROJECT_NAME}/.git/

  5. Copy your existing django project into this new projectcp /path/to/django-project ${REPO_NAME}/ --recursive

  6. Optional - Copy your git files into the new project or git init

Prerequisites

This considers that you have set

STATIC_URL = '/static/'

in you `${PROJECT_NAME}/${PROJECT_NAME}/settings.py

If you are using django-storages then you can set it as you would like. But incase you need support for local static files, please keep it like this.

Deployment

  1. Set your env vars inside .env file, please also add it to .gitignore after git rm --cached .env

  2. Below env vars are required by default replace localhost with your original domain name for deployment in production.

ALLOWED_DOMAINS=localhost

SITES=localhost=app:8080

  1. Run PROJECT_NAME=test_project docker-compose up -d --build and open https://localhost/admin in your browser or https://domain.com/admin

NOTE: change test_project to your django project's name

Initializations

For production projects there are options to connect to Databases, Currently this is a preview project, soon I will be adding functionality to help support those features

Inorder to create a new user use:

docker-compose exec app python manage.py createsuperuser

Access shell using

docker-compose exec app python manage.py shell