How much harder is it to use Heroku vs. GAE? On Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:05:07 PM UTC-5, Nate Aune wrote: > > I wanted to let folks on this list know about a new deployment tool that > I've been working on called django-deployer. > http://natea.github.io/django-deployer > > Here is a short 5 minute video showing how to deploy Mezzanine to Google > App Engine, with instructions on how to set up your Mezzanine-based project > on App Engine and Cloud SQL. > > http://appsembler.com/blog/deploy-django-apps-to-google-app-engine-with-django-deployer-in-5-minutes/ > > django-deployer is essentially a fabric script that automates the creation > of all the configuration files necessary to deploy your Django app to any > of the PaaS providers. Currently there is support for Dotcloud, Stackato > and Google App Engine, but there are plans to add support for Heroku, > OpenShift and Gondor as well. > > When you run the script, django-deployer asks you a series of questions > about your project and writes the answers out to a deploy.yml file. The > hope is that in the future, you could stick a deploy.yml file in your > Github repo, and any of the PaaS providers could consume this yaml file and > translate it into their specific way of deploying your app. Until then, > django-deployer is the babelfish that does that translation for you. :) > > While the script works mostly as advertised, it's very much still an alpha > quality piece of software, and I consider it a work-in-progress. If you > want to try it out, I'd love to get feedback on how it can be improved. > > Nate > >
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