Detailed tutorial on deploying Django project under CentOS

Basic Environment

• Pagoda installation service
• [Python Project Manager] installed in the pagoda
• Installed in the pagoda [Nginx]

Send the Django project code to the server

There are two ways to put the code on the server:

• Method 1: Install Git on the server and clone the code to the server via Git
• Method 2: Upload the code via Baota's FTP tool

Note: Create a new folder in the directory: /www/wwwroot/ and put the code into the new directory

Creating a Python (Django) Project

Now we start creating a python project. Open the Python Project Manager on the homepage and click Add Project. Fill data:
* Project name: Customizable
* Path: Locate the path where the manage.py file is located
* Python version: Select the Python version corresponding to your project
* Framework: Choose Django
* Startup method: uswgi
* Startup file/file plus: locate the path where wsgi.py is located
* Port: You can customize it, set the port number after 1024
* Check whether to install module dependencies and start at boot, click OK, and then wait for creation.

Set up website service and configure static file proxy

We have already started the above operations internally. The next step is to set it up as a website service, provide external access, and set up nginx proxy to load static files.

In the Python Project Manager, click [Mapping] and set the domain name (or external IP).

After the mapping is successful, check it in the [Website] menu on the panel sidebar. (It can be accessed externally at this point. But there are no static files)

Click on the domain name or IP we just mapped on the website, a pop-up window will appear, select Reverse Proxy -> Configuration File

Find a gap to add configuration for static files and media resources.

About static files: It is the location where css and js files are stored. Named static in the Django framework. https://my.openwrite.cn/logout

About media resources: For example, the storage location of pictures uploaded by users is generally named media. Just write whatever name you set.

location /static/ {
alias /www/wwwroot/myblog/static/;
}
location /media/ {
alias /www/wwwroot/myblog/media/;
}

Just follow the file path settings. You only need to replace the red box with your path, and leave the rest unchanged.

Next, go back to the home page of the panel, click Python Project Manager, and select the project to restart.

After the restart is complete, click Nginx to reload the configuration.

At this point, everything is fine! You can access it through the domain name or IP you set.

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