Just wondering if I can install WSO2 on Google App Engine?
If not, was anyone successful using Hostgator VPS (either Snappy 500 or 1000)?
I just need to try it out so I am looking for a cost effective solution.
Thanks
I'm not quite sure abt it, better you try with min-requiremtns.
https://docs.wso2.org/display/EMM100/Prerequisites
As far as i know, Linode or Rackspace much better than Hostgator..
I suggest you to start off with configuring the EMM pack in your local machine. Once its done you can find out what are the needed components in order to host it in a production server.
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I have used DDEV for some time now and it is currently the best solution for running Drupal sites on my local environment. I run into one problem - sometimes you need to test site with Internet Explorer or Edge and I can do it only with Virtualbox, but how can I access to my project inside Virtualbox? I know there is ngrok integration available but it is not that comfortable.
Can anyone more familiar with DDEV help out?
Use ddev share and you can test with browsers from anywhere, including Virtualbox. I think you'll like it. See ddev help share. There's a nice article on it at https://www.drupaleasy.com/blogs/ultimike/2019/06/sharing-your-ddev-local-site-public-url-using-ddev-share-and-ngrok
Can anyone tell me how I can easily host my Django Project on Google Cloud Platform ?
Links to a detailed video guide are highly appreciated and Thanks in advance.
I find the documentation so convoluted, tedious, and non-user friendly and so need help to figure out the right way to host my Django based project.
The best way to deploy your Django project in the cloud is using a micro VM, or you can use google app engine but I don't have experience with that so I can't help you with that.
First create a VM instace if you don't know how you can read this then you can read this tutorial how to setup a Django tutorial in a Linux machine . Hope it helps
Google Cloud Platform has multiple product offerings, you need to decide on one which best fits your particular case.
IMHO you should start here to decide: Getting Started With Django
I have a requirement where I need to develop a Point of Sale system.
I want to know if it is possible to install that small point of sale app
on some machine without source code ?
Thanks for all suggestions.
I just thought I'd mention this for anybody that finds this question useful in the future.
There was a discussion about turning a Django webapp into a local app here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-users/-VGqvHew35g
They provide some interesting solutions for converting the webapp into a local/desktop app.
Django is a web framework. There's no need to install any code on a client machine, since you would access it via a web browser.
I'm looking for some open source, free to change and use Intranet written on Python+Django.
Just want to find some foundation to build site on top of it.
If you're looking for a prebuilt site, have a look at Django-CMS, a Content Management System. If what you need is very simple, and you have a large amount of trust in your Users, you can probably get away using the admin contrib package that comes with Django.
For deployment, you're looking at setting up an Apache web server on an internal server somewhere, installing mod_wsgi, and deploying that way. There are many tutorials on how to do this.
Can you please what are features that are needed on your intranet. As Josh suggested, the Django-CMS will do good in most of the cases.
I have a GAE+Django app and wanted to port it to Microsoft Azure AppFabric. What would be the best way to do this? It's sort of like a RESTful service with custom output that is neither JSON nor XML. All of the Azure samples force you to output either XML or JSON and I can't seem to find any samples outputting the raw output.
Any help/information will be appreciated. Thanks!
I believe it is possible, I haven't tried.
Here's a Channel 9 video on running Python on Windows Azure:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Cloud+Cover/Cloud-Cover-Episode-13-Running-Python-the-censored-edition
Yes it is possible. See https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/other/
Also https://github.com/smarx/pythonrole
So you should even be able to run django.
This is a bit late to the party, but here's a nicely packaged tutorial for running Django on Azure:
https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/python/tutorials/web-app-with-django/
Note that you can also run Linux instances raw in Azure if the rest of the PaaS isn't to your liking.