What you'll learn

Dockerizing a Django Application

Setting Up AWS EC2 for Deployment

Configuring RDS for PostgreSQL

Using Amazon S3 for Static and Media Files

Setting up an IAM user

Deploying with Gunicorn and Nginx

Adding a Custom Domain

Add an SSL certificate

Handle Secrets and Environment Variables

Automate Deployment with GitHub Actions

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Deploy a Dockerized Django App on AWS EC2 with RDS, S3, Gunicorn, Nginx, and GitHub Actions CI/CD

Set Up Your Django Project

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Deploy a Dockerized Django App on AWS EC2 with RDS, S3, Gunicorn, Nginx, and GitHub Actions CI/CD

Set Up Your Django Project

Access the full course!

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Set Up Your Django Project

Create a Dockerfile

Create a Docker Compose File

Build and Run the Docker Container

Create a PostgreSQL Database on AWS

Setting Inbound Rules

Setup PostgreSQL Database in your Django project

Creating the .env file

Integrating Gunicorn and Nginx

Create AWS S3 Bucket to serve Static and Media files

Update Bucket Policy Permission

Creating IAM user

Getting the IAM user Access and Secret key

Setup AWS CLI

Serve Django Static and Media files from AWS S3 Bucket

Creating an EC2 Instance on AWS

Connecting to the EC2 Instance

Pull your Code into the Server

Build and Run Your Docker Containers

Configure Nginx to Serve the Application

Add a domain name

Add SSL Certificate

CI/CD with Github Actions

Adding Secrets to Github Secrets

Generate a new SSH key for Github

Defining the GitHub Actions Workflow

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