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Hello, I am familiar with OpsWorks but am figuring out Python/Django.
I have the server built and starting with the cook books.
I have a Django App which a consultant has written for us. The file is a Zip. How do I tell the deploy to use this zip. I know for Java I would add an app for deploy.
Looking at your cookbooks I think the deploy has to be in the cookbook. Can you advise on this with an example?
Thanks.
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I've spent more time on this and have also started a support ticket with AWS.
What we are really stuck on is what an example Custom JSON for this cook book would look like if the DJango app is in a .zip file stored in S3. We have some security concerns about sticking the app in Git so we are pulling from S3.
These cookbooks are oriented exclusively toward using a version control repository for the application code. I don't have any experience with deploying into OpsWorks from zip files in S3 and would generally not recommend it (the recipes support loading additional resources from S3 zip files though). Perhaps using AWS CodeCommit (https://aws.amazon.com/codecommit/) would allay some of your security concerns? Having code in a VCS has a number of advantages beyond easier deployments.
Hello, I am familiar with OpsWorks but am figuring out Python/Django.
I have the server built and starting with the cook books.
I have a Django App which a consultant has written for us. The file is a Zip. How do I tell the deploy to use this zip. I know for Java I would add an app for deploy.
Looking at your cookbooks I think the deploy has to be in the cookbook. Can you advise on this with an example?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: