Apologies for triple post, dont know why it happened.
Roger
On 2/12/19 9:09 am, RLM wrote:
Hello.
AWS has no limitations.
Simply start an instance running ubuntu, windows, or what ever, just
like you have for development, install dependencies and updates and
you should be good to go. Read the Docs first, it's not click and go
like some other providers.
With AWS you are totally responsible for security and everything else,
and can lock it down so that your server is virtually hidden from the
web. It's just like you are running a home dev machine, it's brilliant
for our purposes. And for us, it's not expensive.
On AWS we are currently running several Hugo static sites, a ubuntu
server with python3.8, we've got django on it but not used since we
moved to Hugo.
HTH
Roger
On 1/12/19 5:00 pm, Jorge Gimeno wrote:
Deb,
Digital Ocean will allow you to run what you can install. If you can
get it on the server, you can use it.
Heroku and Python Anywhere do have specific services that are
available. You can check out their documentation to see what they are.
I don't know much about AWS, so that I will not be able to answer.
Hope it helps!
-Jorge
On Sat, Nov 30, 2019 at 6:01 AM Debabrata Chakraborty
<debobroto.c...@gmail.com <mailto:debobroto.c...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm a beginner Django developer. So my apologies in advance for
newbie like questions.
I am building my site with *" *Django version 2.2.5 *"* and *"
*SQLite 3.30 *" *in back-end. My question is -
*#* Do services like "Heroku", "Digital Ocean", "Python Anywhere"
and "AWS" - have limitation on _which version of Django_ or
_which DBMS_ I can use?
I've seen this before with PHP/MySQL hosting where some hosting
companies will limit which version of PHP or MySQL one can use.
Is the same applicable to Django hosting in the above mentioned
hosting platforms as well?
I will very much grateful if you can help me out with this
confusion.
Best
Deb
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