Deploy Django using Nginx, Celery, Redis and Postgresql with Docker

A boilerplate to deploy Django with cool stuff. Also serves as an example project from these tutorial:

1. Deploy Django, Gunicorn, NGINX, Postgresql using Docker
2. Serve Static Files by Nginx from Django using Docker
3. Docker: Use Celery in Django(Redis as Broker)

Where it is described how this boilerplate was created from scratch so that you can build your own.

Advantages

1. Ready to use with your django project.
2. Combined with NGINX, Redis, Celery to handle relevent things.
3. Alpine based images are used, so that sizes of the images are compartively low.
4. Now comes built it with Numpy, Scipy and Pandas support. So you can integrate your datascience projects with this. Instructions for integrating these libraries are also shared in the Dockerfile.
5. With Numpy, Pandas and Scipy dependecies installed, the total size is 657MB(may differ if you have more packages). Without these, size reduces to 390MB.
6. Now comes with support to install Pillow using django.

Now Featuring Numpy, Scipy and Pandas

In the Dockerfile, there are detailed instructions on how to install data science dependencies.

PS: Here is a gist which is more useful for Numpy, Pandas, Scipy etc. And it is usable with this project's docker-compose.yml file. Just you need to replace the Dockerfile from ./compose directory with the one in the gist.

Basic Usage

1. First run make build inside root directory.
2. Then run make up to start up the project for first time.
3. Use/update environment variables from .envs folder.

Checkout the commands section for more usage.

Preview

A default Django project resides in src directory. So, when you start the project, you will see the following screen in 8000 port:

Also when you access the django container log via make log-web, you will see the following:

Commands

To use this project, run this commands:

1. make up to build the project and starting containers.
2. make build to build the project.
3. make start to start containers if project has been up already.
4. make stop to stop containers.
5. make shell-web to shell access web container.
6. make shell-db to shell access db container.
7. make shell-nginx to shell access nginx container.
8. make logs-web to log access web container.
9. make logs-db to log access db container.
10. make logs-nginx to log access nginx container.
11. make collectstatic to put static files in static directory.
12. make log-web to log access web container.
13. make log-db to log access db container.
14. make log-nginx to log access nginx container.
15. make restart to restart containers.