I have developed a Django project on a local server using PyCharm with Apache server. Now I deployed project on the Amazon AWS Elastic Beanstalk, but when I am trying to register a User (using standard django User model) I get exception:
attempt to write a readonly database
Can anyone give a hint how can I fix this?
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I recently completed the W3schools.com Django Tutorial. I followed it step by step. Everything works as expected locally. I also created and connected a PostgreSQL database on Amazon RDS to my app. Eventually I deployed the Django application to Elastic Beanstalk. Finally I visited the website and the homepage works, including 5 items added to the database during the tutorial which was migrated from the tutorial to the Amazon RDS. Unfortunately, neither the Django admin panel nor a simple subdirectory of the website are accessible. I get a 504 Gateway Time-out error. I don't know why. It is not clear from the logs what the issues might be. I am thinking it could possibly be a configuration file error or an incorrect value of settings.py on Django's side. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have created a flask application that uses a sqlite database in local system. It works fine.
I wanted to deploy this application on AWS on Elastic Beanstalk service. The application is deployed successfully using GitHub actions and Elastic Beanstalk. However, when I try to access the database, it shows Internal Server Error.
I know that to locally create the database, we need to run the following 3 commands -
flask db init
flask db migrate -m "Message"
flask db upgrade
But where should I mention and run these commands in Elastic BeanStalk? Should I mention them in the main.yml file?
I want to deploy my django with MySQL db for production on aws ec2. Files and db are present on the server.
follow the official docs http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create-deploy-python-django.html, start directly at "Configure Your Django Application for Elastic Beanstalk", since you have already developed your app
I have an Azure VM that runs Ubuntu and has a Django app of mine along with its postgresql database installed on it.
Moreover, I also have an Azure Web App that was created with Django, which I then connected to github, and pulled the source code for the same app I have on the aforementioned Azure VM.
I now want the settings.py in this Django Azure Web App to point to the database residing in the Azure VM.
Normally, the way to do this is to list the database url in the app's settings.py. My question is: what would be the database url for my postgresql database installed in the Azure VM, if one was to try and access it from an Azure Web App (i.e. external to the Azure VM)? Would it be: postgres://AzureVM'sFQDN:5432/nameofdatabase?
Provided you have opened port 5432 on the VM, that would be the right string to connect to your database from anywhere. Have you tried to connect your development machine to this database?
If you have created your set-up with the new resource manager deployment model of azure, you should also be able to create both the web-app and the database VM within the same virtual network. This way, you can provide access to the database only for the Web App, and not for the entire internet.
I have created a website based on Django framework. I want to run that website through the amazon aws. I have already created an instance on aws and downloaded the code from git in the instance.
The problem I am now facing is I am not able to understand how to run the website made through django on the browser. I have read some blogs about using nginx but is there a way to do it just with wsgi .
If I directly type the attached ip to the browser with the port, it doesnt show anything. Please help me with the deployment.
Thanks in advance