Postgres Database + AWS RDS | Django (3.0) Crash Course Tutorials (pt 21)

Create & connect a PostgreSQL database to a local django project. Second part of this video will cover creating a postgres database on "Amazon Web Services" (AWS) and connect with local PG Admin & Django Project.

[ahmadsaadeddin]

For those who are getting this error: "... Connection timed out", these are what I did to solve the problem:

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- Go to "Security group rules" (under "Connectivity & security")
- Click the item "default" Security group
- Click "Actions" > "Edit inbound rules" > "Add rule"
- Select... Type: "All traffic", Source: "My IP", then click "Save rules"

[adamh]

So glad I found Dennis Ivy. Its easy to find good Django tutorial for beginners but its hard to find solid intermediate tutorials for Django. This really helps get to the next level and see how it all comes together. Thanks

[alter.nativotech]

Why haven't I found this earlier!! Thanks Dennis, you're rocking it in the Django Community man. I've seen you in Traversy Media also. Awesome association.

[kibi]

Thank you Dennis. You are a winner in Django/Python technology! All of your videos are very interesting!

[justicepeltier]

Thank you for making these tutorials. They are absolutely exceptional!

[vishnusingh]

I'm so glad YT recommended this to me. Most tutorials are about the basic stuff, default settings with sqlite. You explain how to take this from ground up to real-time, production level stuff in a crystal clear way. In one video, you introduced the viewer to both postgres and AWS effortlessly. Thanks a lot Dennis! More power to you man!

[Copt]

dude thank you so much for this project and for continuing to add content - you earned this subscriber!

[mediatwinkleTV]

Dude, you've been a real blessing ! I'l be using RDS in production ! Thx

[CarryDepie]

For those who are getting this error: "... Connection timed out (0x0000274C/10060)", these are what I did to solve the problem:

- Go to "Security group rules" (under "Connectivity & security")
- Click the item "default" Security group
- Click "Actions" > "Edit inbound rules" > "Add rule"
- Select... Type: "All traffic", Source: "My IP", then click "Save rules"

[enricosaccheggiani]

Thanks so much with your help I have connected my project with a aws database. Thanks a lot

[billywilliamvanheerden]

Great job! thank you so much, I appreciate the amazing videos.

[network]

Your tutorials are really very interesting, your videos are now my reference in django, thanx really man for this excellent work, hope one day see a tutorial to connect django to mangodb and work with it. thanx a lot.

[muhammadmiraj]

wow that is awesome. Perfectly understood everything in this video. Thanks for that.

[JackHeidz]

Congrats Dennis! I didnt know about free tier option.

[Pimvrolijks]

Hi Dennis,
First thank you for your clear tutorials! I first tried to set this up using Azure SQL server but that was giving me a lot of problems.
I added the postgres to the other ecommerce tutorial you've made. One remark with that one. When the cart is checked with the total in the form to set the order to complete the values do not match anymore. For instance 23.4 is regarded not equal to 23.40. So setting both values to the same data type (for instance float) did solve it for me.

[tjdud]

This is exactly what i'm looking for

[fahansheikh]

For my lads with ubuntu or similar....you might have postgres already installed in your system....installing some other version over the existing one can create unnecessary trouble for beginners(like if you have it installed in your system already....if you want to upgrade delete the previous one or make necessary settings for proper functioning

[abhikhatri]

I also subscribed to ur channel...
I liked the way u r explaining...
However, I think u r missing something that matters much for understanding to minimize the error during the project using ur follow-up guidelines step-by-step by those users who are completely new to Django...
The way u r explaining is quite good for those who have already evolved into Django...
I do hope u will figure this out and make ur video tutorial the best one...
I watched all the parts, all parts are very good enough contents and enough explanations as well...
One seriously following ur guidelines will definitely develop a Django app and deploy for the production

[celloucisse]

Thanks for this video. It has been very helpfull.
I have an issue: after creating my database in aws and setting my database configuration in my project, I still getting errors while running migration. #connection error

[claesnordahl]

Hi Dennis,
I know this session is for connecting PostgresSQL DB to the django project. I'm working on a use case where I want to connect to an existing graph database (neo4j), and I want to incorporate some visualizations into my application. Could you address how I can combine what I've built through your course, but also connect to a separate existing graph database in django?