Deploy A Django Web App With Nginx And Amazon Ecs 2022

Deploy A Django Web App With Nginx And Amazon Ecs – 2022
Published 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

Create a Django web app with Docker and Nginx, and deploy it to Amazon ECS

What you’ll learn
How to deploy your website using Amazon ECS and Docker
How to use AWS for deployment
How to build a mini Django application
How to deploy your static files to Amazon S3
How to host your postgres database on Amazon RDS
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Python, Django and AWS is required (especially on EC2)
Knowledge on Docker would be helpful, but it isn’t mandatory for this course.
Description
Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Course welcome!

Lecture 2 Thought process

Lecture 3 Course overview

Lecture 4 Just a quick note

Section 2: Resources

Lecture 5 Code and slides – download

Section 3: Baseline Installation and setup

Lecture 6 Python installation and setup

Lecture 7 Visual Studio Code installation and setup

Section 4: Create a Django web app

Lecture 8 Django project setup

Lecture 9 Django app setup

Lecture 10 Templates, URL’s and Views

Lecture 11 Configure static files

Lecture 12 Static Files – Manually refresh your static files by clearing the cache

Lecture 15 Create a profile model

Lecture 16 Configure Django to allow file uploads

Lecture 17 User registration

Lecture 18 User authentication

Lecture 19 Profile management: Updating our username and email

Lecture 20 Profile management: Deleting an account

Lecture 21 Upload and render a file in Django

Section 5: IAM users, Databases and static files

Lecture 22 Create an AWS account

Lecture 23 AWS Budgets – Create a designated budget

Lecture 24 AWS Identity and Access Management – Theory review

Lecture 27 Add ECR + ECS permissions [IMPORTANT]

Lecture 28 [OPTIONAL] – How to enable MFA for your root and IAM user account

Lecture 29 Amazon S3 – Theory review

Lecture 30 Deploy our static files to an Amazon S3 bucket

Lecture 31 Amazon RDS – Theory review

Lecture 32 Create and connect to an Amazon RDS postgres database

Lecture 33 Styling the admin page

Section 6: Domain name and SSL certificate

Lecture 34 AWS Route 53 – Theory review

Lecture 35 COST REMINDER!

Lecture 36 Register a domain name with Route 53

Lecture 37 Amazon Certificate Manager – Theory review

Lecture 38 Provision and assign an SSL certificate

Section 7: Docker

Lecture 39 What is Docker?

Lecture 40 Managing docker containers on AWS – Theory overview

Lecture 41 Running docker containers on Amazon ECS

Lecture 42 Installing and setting up Docker

Lecture 43 Examine Docker desktop

Lecture 44 Sign up for a Docker Hub account

Lecture 45 Nginx: A short introduction

Lecture 46 What is a reverse proxy?

Lecture 47 IMPORTANT NOTE!

Lecture 48 Creating our docker files – Theory overview

Lecture 51 Create a docker-compose file

Lecture 52 Build our docker images

Lecture 53 Running our docker container locally

Lecture 54 Stopping a docker container and clearing the cache

Lecture 55 Docker cleanup

Section 8: Deploy our web app to Amazon ECS

Lecture 56 Preparing for deployment

Lecture 57 Security tips!

Lecture 58 What is Docker ? – [REVIEW]

Lecture 59 Deployment Introduction

Lecture 60 COST REMINDER!

Lecture 61 Push our docker images to Amazon ECR

Lecture 63 IMPORTANT NOTE!

Section 9: Managing user sessions [OPTIONAL]

Lecture 65 Amazon ElastiCache – Theory review

Lecture 66 How to manage user sessions?

Lecture 67 What is a sticky session?

Lecture 68 How to enable sticky sessions

Lecture 69 Section cleanup

Section 10: Conclusion

Lecture 70 Thank you!

Lecture 71 Bonus lecture!

Mid – advanced python developers with a basic knowledge of Django,Developers who want to deploy their Django web application,Django + AWS deployment enthusiasts