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django-postgres-skaffold-k8s
Example of using Skaffold to manage Django+Postgres deployment on Kubernetes
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The accompanying code for this article can be found in this GitHub repository.
In this article, we'll see how to deploy the Django application built in Part 2 of this series to local Kubernetes cluster. We'll be using Skaffold for the deployment. Skaffold offers support for multiple profiles, making it useful both local development with hot code reloading as well as production deployments.
Before moving to Kubernetes deployments, we need to add a reverse proxy before our Gunicorn server. We use an nginx proxy server with custom nginx.conf. In production usage, you'd probably use something like NGINX Ingress Controller instead.
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