Deploy Django applications to Google Cloud

Опубликовано 1 октября 2020, 23:00

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Web frameworks that rely on databases – such as Django, Wagtail, or Django CMS – can be difficult to migrate to the Cloud. In this episode of Serverless Expeditions, we show you how to use Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, and Google Cloud Storage to deploy code and set up backing services to store relational data, as well as media assets. Watch to learn how you can easily host and scale your website by connecting stateful services to a stateless Cloud Run service!

Codelabs:
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Django overview
1:04 - Cloud Run overview
1:23 - Django and Cloud Run integration
1:57 - Cloud SQL integration
2:13 - Deploying Cloud Run service
2:41 - Storing Media and static assets with Cloud Storage
3:15 - Running Django commands with Cloud Build
3:39 - Conclusion

Learn more about the products featured in this episode:
Cloud Run → goo.gle/2P4eDCA
Cloud SQL → goo.gle/39AiDns
Cloud SQL for MySQL → goo.gle/2P2NgIP
Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL → goo.gle/2P0a8sw
Cloud SQL for SQL Server → goo.gle/3hW6c8P
Cloud Storage → goo.gle/3fbMWCe
Cloud Build → goo.gle/2EsRIPb
Secret Manager → goo.gle/2BCFYbP

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