noltron000/caprover-django

CapRover Django

This project template aims to provide a more real-world Django template including:

• PostgreSQL
• Instructions for CapRover setup
• Handling of Django settings

This template is a baseline extracted from our experience with running Django production workloads on CapRover. It is provided as is - without any warranty!

If you find any bugs or have suggestions to better this template please feel free to open a issue or submit a merge request.

Setup

During the setup we will refer to the django app as demo-django and the prostgre app as demo-db. You may change this names to your liking

1) Assumptions

The following assumptions are made about your environment:

• You have a working CapRover
• You have read and understood the basic CapRover documentation
• You have ssh access to you CapRover server

2) CapRover

• Create a postgre app from the one-click wizard

• Choose demo for the name as this will automatically be prefixed with -db

• Note username, database and password

• Create a new blank app with the name demo-django

• Fill the environment variables below and enter them with the bulk edit mode

  CAPROVER=True
  CR_SECRET_KEY=YOUR_KEY
  CR_HOSTS=demo-django.YOUR_CAPROVER_DOMAIN,CUSTOM_DOMAIN
  CR_DB_NAME=XXX
  CR_DB_USER=XXX
  CR_DB_PASSWORD=XXX
  CR_DB_HOST=srv-captain--demo-db
  CR_DB_PORT=5432
  

3) Django

• Deploy the code from this repository with your method of choice to demo-django
• Open a ssh sessiomn to demo-django and create a superuser by executing python manage.py createsuperuser

Support

If you want professional support with this or other Django related issues, like integrating GitLab CICD with CapRover and DigitalOcean feel free to contact us.

Options

0. pip3 install virtualenv
1. virtualenv -p python3 py3env
2. source py3env/bin/activate
3. cd django_project
4. pip3 install -r requirements.txt
5. python3 manage.py migrate
6. python3 manage.py createsuperuser
7. python3 manage.py runserver