Hello all,
I have been developing a django project and app on a Ubuntu
system. My production system is Centos 6 based ( I think, not Centos 7).
First off, what should I commit to the repo? I setup a virtualenv using
virtualenvwrapper. This included a bin directory, include directory and
lib directory -
do I need these in the repo? Or should they be created on the production
server using virtualenv?
What if the production environment didn't have a virtualenv? I guess that
is somewhat of a hypothetical question.
If during development, I created various migrations and even added data to
the database. I am using Postgresql for both
development and production. If I exported the database, with statements to
create all the tables and then populate them with
data and then I import this to the database server used for production,
does this create a problem? I was told to commit
the migrations and then run/make them on the production server. Is that
only necessary if I did not export
everything and then import it all? Or should I avoid importing the
database with structure and data,
instead just running the migrations?
If I were moving from one server to another (both production servers ) I
wouldn't want to lose my data. It seems
like I would lose it all if I ran all the migrations.
Lastly, I heard that django likes to be in the top level folder for a
domain - this was in a shared python hosting
environment that had a one click installer from the control panel. I also
have access to a vps server with root shell access.
It is Centos based with support for python and php. How do I setup
wsgi with apache? Do I need to create a
vhost file? In that case, I'd use a subdomain for one of my domains.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Bruce
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