#4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app )
by Sharif Mehedi · in Developers · assigned to Sharif Mehedi
Résumé
On IRC, A guy asked me how to deploy django on vps. I thought getlino can serve in this context to outsiders of lino that it automates the deploying process.
Concepts sous-jacents
- #4770 (Document the process of deploying app using 'startsite' with ini file.) (by Sharif Mehedi in Developers assigned to Sharif Mehedi)
Commentaires
- 3 ans, 9 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : given an ini file, getlino startsite can configure a site.
- 3 ans, 9 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : I am wondering whether I should make the two mandatory arguments appname, prjname (passed to startsite) optional, so that the command is able run with a given lino.ini file.
- 3 ans, 10 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi in reply to Luc Saffre about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : I also prefer this idea.
- 3 ans, 10 mois ago by Luc Saffre about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) (1 reply) : Idea: getlino could store the infos from the known repos into to lino.ini file. And then we extend getlino startsite command with an option that reads a lino.ini file and uses this info to create a site. And you could manually change the lino.ini to deploy your non-pypi app.
- 3 ans, 10 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : Should getlino pull an app from the given git-repo if it's not found on pypi?
- 3 ans, 10 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : Maybe we can simply have a file like /etc/getlino/getlino.apps or ~/getlino.apps. where a user will be able to put some apps in csv format and getlino will load them on every run.
- 3 ans, 10 mois ago by Sharif Mehedi about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : I want to have a command that will simply pull some repo and setup a site for it.
- 4 ans ago by Luc Saffre about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : When it works, it should get documented in the Hosting Guide.
- 4 ans ago by Luc Saffre about #4649 (How to use getlino for deploying a pure django app ) : In that case the user would just supply the settings.py themselves (e.g. from a git repository) and getlino would do the rest.