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Deploy Django

Start with Deploy Django - Choose Provider here — the core of what Deploy Django covers.

Lesson 1

Deploy Django - Choose Provider

To deploy a project means to make it visible for other people on the internet.

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Lesson 2

Deploy Django - Create Requirements

When you create a Django application, there are some Python packages that your project depends on.

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Lesson 3

Deploy Django - django.config

We have chosen AWS as our hosting provider, and Elastic Beanstalk as a service to deploy the Django project, and it has some specific requirements.

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Lesson 4

Deploy Django Project - Create zip File

To wrap your project into a .zip file, you cannot zip the entire project folder, but choose the files and folders manually.

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Lesson 5

Deploy Django - Elastic Beanstalk

In AWS, navigate to the Elastic Beanstalk application, as we did in the Choose Provider chapter, and click the "Create application" button:

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Lesson 6

Deploy Django - Update Project

Any changes you do with the application locally, on your own computer, is not visible on the deployed version.

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Django chapters

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1. Django Tutorial2. Display Data3. Admin4. Django Syntax5. QuerySets6. Static Files7. PostgreSQL8. Deploy Django9. More Django