Django Rest Framework API / Deploy Django API To AWS Elastic Beanstalk PART #4.

In this series, we deploy a Django web application to Amazon Web Services. We start by:
1- Setup a Python Virtualenv,.
2- Configure Django project for Elastic Beanstalk.
3- Deploy the API.
4- Update the project and redeploy.
5- Create a superuser, and set up static files.
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[@zakchips]

Thank you.

[@6ima842]

What should I do if I make any changes to my project? Rewrite the "deploy" command?

[@codeenvironment]

Yes exactly, you save the changes and deploy again.

[@6ima842]

Thank you) Please tell me if it works with the latest versions (Django 4.1+, Python 3.11+), and is it necessary to create a new virtual environment, and is it okay to use in Paycharm?

[@codeenvironment]

Currently AWS Elasticbeanstalk doesn’t support Python 4 , you need to choose Python 3.7 or 3.8, and whatever version of django that works for you. You do have to make sure your environment has the same version of Python and other libraries you wanna use for production to avoid errors and run problems