How To Setup Django Applications with Apache and mod_wsgi on Ubuntu

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In this guide, we will help you to set up, install and deploy your Django web application on Apache web server. We will install and configure Django in Python Virtual Environment. We will also use Apache Virtual Host and mod_wsgi to communicate with Django over the Web Server Gateway Interface.

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this is an excellent tutorial. only took me a few hours to do something that would have been several days

tomha
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Awesome tutorial brother, really helpful thanks

saliksheraz
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This definitely needs a lot more explanation than the instructor mentions here. A lot of copy and paste and not very much explanation. One thing that is key here is the WSGI Module and this can be a headache to setup especially if you are using different versions of Python like 3.5 and 3.8 and if you install that library libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3 it will not work. I had to dig around a lot to find out that WSGI needs to be setup with pip3 install mod_wsgi and some libraries are missing like python3.8-dev and python3.8-gdbm to get started. Also the needs to point to your (you can use a symbolic link I guess). If you have templates then this also needs to be addressed as well as the wsgi.py needs to be edited os.environ.setdefault should be confirmed here as I learned

DamienMalakay
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Hi Sir, Thanks for the video, is the process same for windows too? If no can you pls send me link if the process for windows is in studygyan website ? Please help me with this

lavanyapadma
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Hello sir, How can I upload django project in Cpanel with no root access ?

rameshpradhan
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One piece that I feel was left out.
When the virtualenv is created be certain to add privileges.
sudo chmod -R 777 env

CraigThompson
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This tutorial is fooling us. Basically it is running the same Django server and not the Apache. Please don't teach wrong things

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