On 5/19/22 05:40, Vernon D. Cole wrote:
Django also runs on Windows, and I have operated it there for testing purposes, but it is most at home in a Linux environment. I have never (personally) run it in a container. I prefer the better performance and ease of use when installed directly on the server. Containers may deploy more quickly, but you pay a penalty for the rest of the life of the system. I cannot imagine why one would want to run * anything * in a Windows container. That is adding complexity on top of difficulty. My suggestion is to eliminate Windows from your thinking and run django directly on Linux.
However, this is not very good advice for an application that is invoking Microsoft Excel to do its work.
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