Overview:

The Django Boilerplate is an opinionated Django boilerplate that is ready to run in a Docker container and on Kubernetes. It comes with several features including Docker Compose and Kubernetes readiness, Postgres support, separate Dockerfiles for each service, static files storage on S3 and CloudFront using Django Storages, .env files for each service, separate settings files for development and production environments, configuration to run Celery on the same container as Django using s6-overlay, Redis container configuration, cache configuration with disk and Redis support, and WSGI configuration using gunicorn. It also includes other common libraries.

Features:

Docker Compose ready
Kubernetes ready
Postgres ready
Separate Dockerfile for each service
Static files on S3 and CloudFront using Django Storages
.env file for each service
Separation between dev and prod environments in base settings file
Configuration to run Celery on the same container as Django using s6-overlay
Configuration to run Redis in a separate container
Cache configured to run on disk and using Redis
WSGI configured using gunicorn
Other common libraries installed

Summary:

The Django Boilerplate is a comprehensive Django boilerplate that provides a ready-to-use environment for running Django applications in Docker containers and on Kubernetes. With its support for various features such as Docker Compose, Kubernetes, Postgres, separate Dockerfiles for each service, and configuration for using S3, CloudFront, Celery, Redis, and gunicorn, it streamlines the development and deployment process. Contributions are also welcome, making it a collaborative project for the Django community.

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Django Boilerplate