We will be deploying this on kubernetes, so we need to build a Dockerfile that can be used to deploy this.
Use the official python docker image as the base image. gunicorn should be included in the image so it can be used to actually run the server.
Per the Linux FHS, let's put the code for this project under /opt - maybe under /opt/unnamed-thingity-thing (to be renamed later)
Definition of done
[x] Docker image builds with docker build when tried locally
[x] Doing a docker run --entrypoint /bin/bash -p 8000:8000 -it <image-name> brings up a shell
[x] pip list in the shell lists all the packages needed for the software to run
[x] Running python manage.py migrate creates a base db inside the container
[x] Running gunicorn with appropriate parameters servers the django app, and it can be accessed in the host machine via a browser on port 8000 (this was what the -p in the docker run command was for)
We will be deploying this on kubernetes, so we need to build a
Dockerfilethat can be used to deploy this.Use the official python docker image as the base image.
gunicornshould be included in the image so it can be used to actually run the server.Per the Linux FHS, let's put the code for this project under
/opt- maybe under/opt/unnamed-thingity-thing(to be renamed later)Definition of done
docker buildwhen tried locallydocker run --entrypoint /bin/bash -p 8000:8000 -it <image-name>brings up a shellpip listin the shell lists all the packages needed for the software to runpython manage.py migratecreates a base db inside the containergunicornwith appropriate parameters servers the django app, and it can be accessed in the host machine via a browser on port 8000 (this was what the-pin thedocker runcommand was for)