Django in Production – From Zero To Hero.

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I released a mini course about Deploying Django application on single host. Each and every step is explained in lots of detail. There are 5 parts.

[Part 5](https://django-lessons.com/lesson/lesson-22-django-deploy-production-step-by-step-from-zero-to-hero-part-5-gunicorn) \- is the most important and most interesting - it focuses on configuring gunicorn + nginx on production VPS \[<-- my favorite part 🙂 \] [Part 4](https://django-lessons.com/lesson/lesson-21-django-deploy-production-step-by-step-from-zero-to-hero-part-4) \- install and configure DB manually and with Ansible [Part 3](https://django-lessons.com/lesson/lesson-20-django-deploy-production-step-by-step-from-zero-to-hero-part-3) \- a short introduction to Ansible and how it is useful for automation of Django deployments [Part 2](https://django-lessons.com/lesson/lesson-19-django-deploy-production-step-by-step-from-zero-to-hero-part-2) \- Nginx theory, installation and configuration [Part 1](https://django-lessons.com/lesson/lesson-18-django-deploy-production-step-by-step-from-zero-to-hero-part-1) \- VPS up and running with secure SSH configuration and access in just 11 minutes. [Youtube playlist](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlM3i4cwc8zBRQOGXuLrCLNfpVOuVLuwZ) is here. In near future I will introduce the concept of "Course" on Django Lessons and I will be able to share that sort of info with just one URL :)) Enjoy Django in Production! \[Edited 4th March 2020\] Thank you for your kind support! I am really happy to be part of /r/django fantastic community!

7 thoughts on “Django in Production – From Zero To Hero.”

  3. Don’t you think that these times maybe is better and easier to deploy Django inside containers? Not necessarily with Kubernetes: a docker compose will do.

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  4. Without having watched these videos, I have a quick question.

    I deployed a project in Dreamhost, and when I change Debug from True to False media files are recognized anymore.

    Any tip to this?

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  5. Just learning Python and Django and working towards deployment. Hopefully another week or so. I’ll check this out. Ty. Ty. Ty.

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  6. Thanks for this!
    Quick question, on which case would you deploy using AWS Elastic Beanstalk which is more hands off, and a VPS where there are lots of things you have to do by yourself?

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  7. Thanks for sharing this!

    Maybe it is due to a lack of trying hard enough to search, but I feel there aren’t enough tutorials / resources that can get you from local Django project to production Django project with proper security.

    Edit: Clarified that the lack of trying was on me searching for those types of tutorials.

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