The 4 best ways to deploy a Django application

In this video I will explain what are the best ways to deploy a Django application.

00:00 - Introduction
00:21 - Installing directly on a server
01:27 - Use Docker-compose to run app directly on Linux server
03:00 - A managed Docker orchestration service
05:00 - Use a server less technology

If you're interested in learning more about how to deploy an app to a Docker orchestration service like AWS ECS, then check out our advanced course: DevOps Deployment Automation with Terraform, AWS and Docker

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[prowez]

The amount of options available to do things on the internet can be overwhelming. This video is concise and very helpful. You have 1 more subscriber...

[jaecheokkim]

Thank you for the explaination after 4 years :)

[hasanaydemir]

Thanks a lot. This video maybe saved my life :) Because select way of deploy is very difficult and stresful decision.

[jesuscarlosacosta]

Even though you're still a "small" channel, you have potential, I bought your advanced django course and it's one of the best courses I've ever bought

[mrmuranga]

always enjoy Marks videos definately be purchasing the deployment course in a few days

[khmerkitnews]

Thank you very much for your helpful video.

[parthkrishna]

Now I understood what scale up and scale down means. Thank you ❤️

[emonymph]

With option 3. How does the tech stack look? Adding another video with diagrams/flows would be much appreciated.

Like do have our backend [django] > still build our own postgreSQL DB with our own schema > containerize it with docker > connect it with (pick 1) [AWS ECS Fargate] or [kubernetes] > pick a cloud provided e.g google cloud (can I choose google cloud if I used AWS ECS in first step?) > pick #servers you want to run... Is this the correct flow or do we skip the postgreSQL step and maybe the final step if #servers to use is chosen automatically.

I only trust you Mark with this question you're the devops god!

[as]

Hi, Please make a video on how to use Docker and kubernetes on the ubuntu located in Hypervisor inorder to deploy the Django Project onto the server.

[nikhilbhardwaj]

Yes please make drf deployment video on AWS

[enricosaccheggiani]

I believe that perhaps the third option is the best . Because with kubernetes you can choose between GCP or AWS and it's scalable .it' s not very easy to implement because we need to know and implement many knowledges

[asisloustau]

Thanks, this is super helpful! Do you have any resources for Option 3? I would like to learn how to set up a managed Docker orchestration service!

[mstardomfinance]

I use Flask, but your tutorial is still amazing.

[SaadAhmed-puwp]

I have a small django based database application, need to deploy directly on server as this is the requirement of the client. Can you guide or share any video link on how i can do that? App is ready just deployment is remaining

[rayr]

Any good books of systems design out there as well?

[peacestar]

How to change API endpoints while deploying to public when localhost is there in endpoints, eg : 120.x.x.x:8000/to-dos , how to change this when deploying ? Won't it affect the end point for get and post ? Pls help anyone ;

[khmerkitnews]

In the minute 5:55 you said the severless option is suitable for small app with not many users. So how many users? Is 1000 users a day good to go with this option? Thank you for your great presentation of this topic.

[pedroduque]

Really useful!!! Do you know if using Elastic Beanstalk is a different scenario? Or it is just the same as the second option?

[IllevensKO]

Thanks a lot for this video, looks like a good overview. Buut.. If I'm a beginner developer who wants to have freedom to play with a few live web projects, as well as work for small clients, isn't VPS my best bet ? I'm deploying my first real world project and the client already has a VPS and I'd like to avoid repeating this agony.. So if getting my own VPS is a good idea, how would I automate the deployment process to be able to cookie-cut projects ? No need for full answer, I'd appreciate keyworks/links to look up.

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I need to deploy a django webapp, that contain LFS(audio, videos files, etc)


What do you recommend me to do? (iframe is not an option, I want these files to be stored in my own website)