Dockerizing Django

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" summary

Argues that containers make development identical to production and starts from a concrete Dockerfile and docker-compose that builds a Django app plus Postgres, exposes ports, and runs tests and debugging from PyCharm; demo runs as a 3-container setup (web, db, nginx) and successfully debugs inside Docker. Uses Docker, docker-compose, Postgres, gunicorn, nginx, PyCharm. Notes VMs boot in ~3–4 minutes vs containers in seconds, image sizes: Debian ~750MB, Ubuntu ~230MB, Alpine ~8MB; a 5-container Celery branch also exists.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:07What is Docker
3. 9:59Dockerizing Django app
4. 21:19Production setup with Gunicorn
5. 27:14Adding Nginx for static files
6. 31:29Deployment and Q&A

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