How to Deploy Django to Kubernetes: Part 2

Join us on Sat May 20th at 3pm GMT as I walk you through how to deploy an existing Django project to Kubernetes on the cloud using AWS (EKS).

REQUIREMENTS
Ensure you have the following installed in advance of the stream:

STARTER CODE
We'll be starting where the last stream ended.

FINISHED SOURCE CODE
The final product of what we will create in this stream can be found here:

[pawelek]

Brillant. great job, great teacher, take your time, and you will be very famous and important person in IT

[avprn]

at 2:05 :42 I don't get it, you are not using the postgres database that you've created in your previous tutorial as a pod and now you use directly the EFS as a database?
In your docker-compose file you still reffer to the postgress database while in the docker-compose-deploy your not mentioning it anymore. Please make it more clear!!!
you use the EFS just for sotring static files from your django app while when you need to use a real database in your app you will use the postgress db pod created in the minikube which will be mounted to the EFS or you should use directly a RDS instance for this?
I guess EFS or at least that's what I understood: that the EFS should be used only for app related data like pictures used inside the app and not for storing data about the users of out django app since for that exists already managed services like RDS MySql or any other type of relational database

[ashimov]

Сool content. Thanx a lot. I wonder if you've made a vid on how to deploy to DOKS (Digital Ocean K8s Service)