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It is not as of v5.0.0 (see Breaking Changes) |
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God thanks for the quick response.
So there's no more deployment support from messaging? Just figure it out
Django style?
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It is not as of v5.0.0
<https://github.com/stephenmcd/mezzanine/releases/tag/v5.0.0#:~:text=remove%20built%2Din%20fabfile>
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Please excuse the voice to text auto correct :))
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So there's no more deployment support from messaging? Just figure it out
Django style?
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Got it. Thanks again for the quick response and for all the great work on
the project.
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For several years now, I've used Fabric to deploy my site (and kept an older fabfile when I moved to Mezzanine 5.0.0). I'm now in the process of upgrading to Mezzanine 6.0.0, Django 4.x and Python 3.8+ (which actually required me to update my OS from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04!) It's probably a good idea to now also deploy using WSGI/ASGI given that's the approved Django method. So... simple and probably stupid question... how do I actually do this? The Django docs indicate how to set up the wsgi.py and your settings, but there's no actual "command" to run which deploys from my dev machine to the server. So my question is: What's the equivalent of |
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I ended up finally investing time into Docker.
But I still miss the fab approach.
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For several years now, I've used Fabric to deploy my site (and kept an
older fabfile when I moved to Mezzanine 5.0.0). I'm now in the process of
upgrading to Mezzanine 6.0.0, Django 4.x and Python 3.8+ (which actually
required me to update my OS from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04!)
It's probably a good idea to now also deploy using WSGI/ASGI given that's
the approved Django method.
So... simple and probably stupid question... how do I actually do this?
The Django docs indicate how to set up the wsgi.py and your settings, but
there's no actual "command" to run which deploys from my dev machine to the
server.
So my question is: What's the equivalent of fab deploy that I need to
learn to use?
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For anyone also looking for deployment advice, I suggest you check out these hosting providers that have tutorials for Django applications (of which Mezzanine is one) and decent free tiers: |
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Hi All,
Sorry if I missed this. Is mezzanine no shipping with a fab file?
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