Django on a production server

Is your Django project ready for production? Follow these guides to bring your Django project on a production server!

There are many good tutorials out there for learning Django and developing projects locally. But I think that simple tutorials for production deployment is somewhat lacking. In this guide I'll try to fill this gap a little bit. 😉

In the last months I wrote some tutorials that will show you how to bring your Django project on production. Here is a summary of each tutorial.

1. Django NGINX: deploy your Django project on a production server

This tutorial will give you the basics on deployment using the NGINX webserver and uWSGI application server.

2. How to deploy a Django project in 15 minutes with Ansible

This tutorial will make a step further and will show you how to leverage the power of Ansible to automate all the steps needed for a production deployment.

3. Bitbucket Pipelines and Ansible: Continuous delivery for your Django project

If you are using Bitbucket you can automate the deployment when you push some code on your repository.

4. Django asynchronous tasks without Celery

Did you know that uWSGI provides a production ready task queue? In this tutorial I explain how to configure and use it for your Django asyncronous tasks.