Deploy Django: GitOps & Kubernetes Made Easy
summary
Demo creates a new GitHub repo from a Scaff template and uses GitHub Actions to build images, Terraform/OpenTofu to provision AWS infra, K3s for sandbox and Talos for production, ECR for registry, and Argo CD to reconcile manifests; sealed secrets get generated and pushed automatically and Nyx locks CLI tool versions. The live deploy produces a full‑stack Django app in Kubernetes, Argo shows components go green, and rollbacks, environment parity, and CI with no cluster credentials are proven working.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:50Live demo kickoff
- 5:00What is GitOps
- 10:20GitOps for Django
- 13:28Kubernetes for Django
- 17:21Introducing SCAF
- 20:33Code to deployment
- 27:13Next steps
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