[Baypiggies] Any Django Guru's?

[Daniel Nowak]

In my experience there are way to many ways to deploy django. Here are
what I think are some best practices.

First decide on your web server. It will make some of your deployment
decisions for you. If you like apache than you will most likely be
using mod_wsgi. If you like nginx like me them mod_wsgi is not an
option.

Second don't put your django code in your webroot.

3. Don't give your webserver or your wsgi app write access to your
django app. On ubuntu apache runs as the user www-data. Our django
apps perme

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On May 30, 2012, at 2:33 PM, Barry Morrison <bdmorrison at gmail.com> wrote:

> Django newbie here.
>
> Will soon need to deploy a production Django site.  Looking for someone who has been there, done that a few times to pick your brain regarding best practices, security, etc. etc.
>
> Also, anyone have a preference for managing images/thumbnails in Django?
>
> Thanks for your time!
>
> Much appreciated,
> Barry
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