No module named 'django'

[Somansh Bhayani]

I was deploying my small Django project on Vercel when I encountered an error related to WSGI, so I’m asking for help here. I have checked everything—from the Django version globally as well as within the project scope—and ensured that the Python version is greater than 3.10. I have also added vercel.json and requirements.txt (which includes the Django version). Attached is the error screenshot.

[Graham Dumpleton]

How does your WSGI application get deployed within Vercel using mod_wsgi? I thought Vercel was more a solution for static hosting or apps which work with Node and Javascript, not Python WSGI applications.

The key thing is that if you are indeed using mod_wsgi, it is not likely configured correctly and not using correct Python virtual environment or something where Django is installed. I can't easily guess though as I need to know how Apache/mod_wsgi runs on Vercel and how you have configured it. So more information on that will help.

Graham

On 14 Jan 2025, at 6:17 am, Somansh Bhayani <bhayani...@gmail.com> wrote:

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I was deploying my small Django project on Vercel when I encountered an error related to WSGI, so I’m asking for help here. I have checked everything—from the Django version globally as well as within the project scope—and ensured that the Python version is greater than 3.10. I have also added vercel.json and requirements.txt (which includes the Django version). Attached is the error screenshot.

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