Nginx Reverse Proxy | Django Deployment | Docker | Staticfiles

[@sumit1234567891011]

After wasting 2 days, I found this video it solved my problem. Thanks a lot.

[@veryacademy]

Glad to hear!

[@koala280]

This video just broke my 5 hours of trial and error (or only error) streak. Tank you soo much. If somebody else got a problem with installing mysqlclient just add following line in Dockerfile of the django app between copy requirements and pip install requirements: RUN apk add gcc musl-dev mariadb-connector-c-dev

[@AndresGonzalez-hn6mz]

Thank you so much for this video. I have watched so many hours on nginx looking for a solution to an error, and you sir explain things so well and thoroughly, that better than fixing, I understood more deeply and was able to troubleshoot.

[@veryacademy]

Glad it helped

[@akira_asahi]

Thank you for the video. For me this gunicorn / nginx thing is too much. You made it much easier to understand.

[@majestif]

Awesome series! Looking forward to the next parts, especially on caching. Thanks for your videos.

[@veryacademy]

Caching up next, won't be too long. Its bank holidays here in UK so got family and what not, try to get the next instalment out on Tuesday/Wednesday

[@MarkusEicher70]

Hi there. Many thanks for this demonstration on how to setup nginx as a proxy for Django. 🤛 I appreciate your content and I'm looking forward to the next videos I want to optimize this for production use for my personal websites.

[@_mrmark]

Спасибо. Ура, наконец-то у меня получилось подключить статику!

[@edwinguevara8803]

Thank you so much! This video tutorial has been very useful and easy to understand. Kudos!

[@samucancld]

best video in the subject by FAR, thanks man

[@gailleamolong9149]

underrated channel ngl

[@takharamazanpolat7610]

Thank you, very clear explanation!

[@jorgec8323]

Thank you for always doing great content, this is insanely good. I am always surprised by the quality of this content, I wonder will you ever do anything related to Django and Caching?

[@veryacademy]

Intro to Caching is the next tutorial with Nginx. I will then turn to a run of tutorials about deployment with Nginx and Django on DigitalOcean. Thank you for reminding me about Django Caching! I have a list of well over 100 Django tutorials, I will get it done eventually.

[@jorgec8323]

@@veryacademy You are just amazing!

[@veryacademy]

Thank you Jorge, we all are amazing!

[@sonnix31]

Thank you sir, very much appreciated.

[@annahri]

You deserve more subs and views!

[@veryacademy]

Thank you!

[@ailuros_]

Thanks for subtitling the video :)

[@veryacademy]

No problem

[@farhadshakibaca]

Thank you so much for this video

[@DM-ww9wf]

Hi Zander, 2 questions... - I noticed @21:00 at the top of your docker-compose file there's no " version: 'x.y' '" which I thought was required - assuming its not and just best practice? If this is not entered what is the default, latest? - Using the code ( @21:00 ) that is working in your video, I get an error "Additional property env_file is not allowed"... I have the latest installation of docker and at the time of this comment the video is 6 months old. Any idea why this is occurring? Thanks

[@DM-ww9wf]

Q1 - still relevant. Q2 - my bad... improper indenting caused this error.

[@fps_spicy]

i loved this

[@ajmalmuhammed490]

this is really great tutorial, could you please include react production build serving through nginx

[@alessandroscimone5463]

really fantastic!

[@veryacademy]

Thanks a lot!

[@uh.d959]

thank you!!!! Files that didn't work with nginx are being read.

[@MartinMoll-hw4dn]

Hi! Congrats for the video and one question: this solution ensures that a django web serverver application can execute requests to third party servers like google firebase auth? Thanks

[@pietroaminpuddu7388]

Securing the containerized Django application (SSL) and deploying it would be a great continuation.

[@veryacademy]

Next up is Django with secure link example then ssl probably with digital ocean. Then we move to api gateway

[@pietroaminpuddu7388]

​@@veryacademy Just a question. Is out there some guide for SSL and Deploying which follows the project structure you are using in this video? Thanks a lot :)

[@MDAbdurRahimcs50]

Great video on the internet, I learn a lot, but I want to add SSL to my application, can you make a video on How to add SSL?

[@md5alx]

Thank you. SSL is work ??

[@miguelvasquez9849]

Is it recommended that Django project files and static files be in a volume?

[@gurhangoktas6618]

Thanks you for videos. They are very helpfull for learning . I have a question. Have you any video or example for django - docker - gunicron - nginx about internal redirect for secure media files. I cant able to publish my secure media files with this setup and react frontend. If you havent create any content yet about that , it would be very helpfull. Thank you for i learned everything from you.

[@biscotty6669]

docker-compose build is failing with 'module 'dotenv' has no attribute 'dotenv_values''" . I can run the django app manually and it spins up fine. But docker-compose gives that error.

[@user1491]

Oops, after I use nginx according to these instructions for the static files, the messages via Celery no longer work.

[@veryacademy]

Hmm, sorry, I can't help with this; let me know if you find out what the problem is.

[@user1491]

@@veryacademy I found out that when I access the app via nginx, the async messages from Redis are not returned. Redis blocks them. If I have defined a port and access the app via this port bypassing nginx, there are no problems. I'll have a look at ....

[@user1491]

@@veryacademy I found out that when I access the app via nginx, the async messages from Redis are not returned. Redis blocks them. If I have defined a port and access the app via this port bypassing nginx, there are no problems. I'll have a look at .... I'm using Channels ...

[@user1491]

I have noticed that nginx does not forward the messages from channels-redis. If I also create a port in the yml file and bypass nginx, I receive my messages from channels-redis, but not via port 80 (nginx). Sorry, I use channels-redis, not celery ...

[@brunomachado8571]

Awesome tutorial! One question :) after I have everything up and running I notice I dont know the pass and user name you have for enter django admin page. I watch the tutorial more than once and you dont refer it anywhere...could you please tell what are those? thank you

[@veryacademy]

User: admin Pass: admin

[@veryacademy]

If not let me know, try admin and password

[@brunomachado8571]

@@veryacademy no Mate, none worked :) Can you also post the link to the first tutorial? The one with static html files? Thank you in advance. Definitely the best explained tutorial I´ve found about this subject. I´ve leaned more from this one tutorial, tahn from a thousand others.

[@brunomachado8571]

Another thing, when I try to create superuser I get ALLOWED_HOSTS = os.environ.get("ALLOWED_HOSTS").split(" ") AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'split' Would you be so kind as to provide a solution? :)

[@anselmobd]

​@@brunomachado8571 Hi! The os.environ.get is not finding the ALLOWED_HOSTS environment variable, so it returned None, than has no attribute 'split'.

[@ibrahimoglu]

👍

[@veryacademy]

👍

[@biscotty6669]

I'm really enjoying this series. Thank you. I'm stuck at around 10 mins into this video. I can't get past the "Forbidden" problem. If I look in the container I can see that /usr/share/nginx/html/main/index.html does exist. (If it makes any difference I'm working on my own remote server which I control via ssh. Everything has worked fine until now though.) I'd appreciate any help because I'm anxious to move forward.

[@veryacademy]

hmmm sorry i cant really suggest anything here for you!

[@biscotty6669]

@@veryacademy Thanks for the reply. I actually posted in the wrong place but anyway I worked through it. Having another issue now.