Django_Docker_Project_Template
A template for a Django webserver within a Docker container, with several other components already set up.
Overview:
The Django Docker Project Template is a pre-configured template for setting up a Django webserver within a Docker container. It includes several helpful components such as a PostgreSQL database, Celery task manager, RabbitMQ message broker, and an nginx reverse proxy. This template provides an easy way to get started with Django development in a Docker environment.
Features:
- Django webserver: A blank Django project is included, with modifications for easy implementation of Celery tasks.
- PostgreSQL database: The database is already connected to Django and ready to be used.
- Celery task manager: Enables the implementation of asynchronous and/or scheduled tasks.
- RabbitMQ message broker: Allows the Celery worker process to receive messages from the Django webserver.
- nginx reverse proxy: Serves the Django webserver and its static files to the outside network.
Configuration:
- Open the
.envfile and update the variables as necessary.
Running the Project:
Use the following commands to start the project:
- Build and run the project:
docker-compose up -d --build - Access the Django project shell:
docker-compose exec web python Project/manage.py shell - View the Django webserver's logs:
docker-compose logs web
The project will be accessible at http://localhost:1337.
Summary:
The Django Docker Project Template provides a convenient starting point for setting up a Django webserver in a Docker container. With pre-configured components like PostgreSQL database, Celery task manager, RabbitMQ message broker, and nginx reverse proxy, it allows developers to quickly get started with Django development in a Docker environment. The template is easy to install and provides clear instructions for configuration and running the project. Overall, this template simplifies the setup process and provides a solid foundation for Django development.