Deploy Django app with Apache2

[tristant]

I was looking to turn a a laptop into a standing webserver to deploy a Django app within an intranet. This tutorial here shows how to doing with Apache2:  Hands-On How to Host Django with Apache2 | by Muhammad Ryan | Level Up Coding (gitconnected.com). But it only shows how to deploy locally without using a real DNS (i.e instead of using "localhost:8000", it uses "localhost/project_name" as the address).

Suppose I have secured a DNS, how should I proceed or what steps need to deviate from this tutorial? Or if anyone has better educating sources for this purpose, that would be much appreciated. I work with Ubutu. Thanks.

[Abeer Eltanawy]

Could this article solve your problem? https://medium.com/@shivansht9211/how-to-deploy-django-applications-on-aws-ec2-using-apache-server-f6ae2e1effc4

On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 9:27 AM tristant <tran.tr...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was looking to turn a a laptop into a standing webserver to deploy a Django app within an intranet. This tutorial here shows how to doing with Apache2:  Hands-On How to Host Django with Apache2 | by Muhammad Ryan | Level Up Coding (gitconnected.com). But it only shows how to deploy locally without using a real DNS (i.e instead of using "localhost:8000", it uses "localhost/project_name" as the address).

Suppose I have secured a DNS, how should I proceed or what steps need to deviate from this tutorial? Or if anyone has better educating sources for this purpose, that would be much appreciated. I work with Ubutu. Thanks.

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