this video is really helpfull. I was trying to follow the google documentation but the instructions in this video are really more pretty forward. Thank you so much for this video.
frickin finally.... ive been struggliing at work trying to use AWS and Azure to test out a simple test Django Project. They make it so frickin complicated. Thanks for the tutorial man.
Hey thank you for the video! I don't understand their pricing. Can I use these Django instances for free or not? Because it says $0 for click and deploy but then beneath they say there is a monthly amount... I would use their service for a personal toy project. Very small traffic.
I dont get it, so setting up manually - what do i need to set as the target for my manually cloned django project in the VM? what does djangostack-test-deployment do?
No for Windows 10. Yes you can make it so that you don't have to type 8000. Instead try port 80 or for production, you can follow this video ruclips.net/video/ZpR1W-NWnp4/видео.html
I love you content, daily and fresh (i have a question about google cloud platform to run free stuff there is any way without punting my credit card ?)
Is there a simple way to transfer files into this VM? Or a way I can edit the .py files not in terminal? I tried setting up GCloud so I could WinSCP some files into the VM, but I got completely lost in the long process.
Hello thank you for the tutorial though I cloning a project from github but when I use runserver I get an error resolve() got an unexpected keyword argument 'strict'
@@TonyTeachesTech you mean deleting var/www/html files? or how exactly?.. and will it automatically change? cause I have two folders now in var/www (1-html 2-the one I create with your video)
@@zemini7_ Oh sorry for not being clear. You can leave the website files at /var/www/html. If there is an Nginx conf file that's associated with the default landing page, you should disable it. The best thing to do would be: rm /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default systemctl restart nginx
@@zemini7_ Makes sure you also change the port in the runserver command from 8000 to 80 6:31
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whats the point of paying extra for the add on feature because I was under the impression that I can, after purchasing a VM from google, install nginx and django and do this process manually, and avoid the monthly "extra django chargo"? no? am I missing something? I think this method means additional charges are incurred on top of the VM, instance, loading, ect. couldn't you add django in a cost free way to your VM?
Rubbish. it gives me the same error.I've tried thousands configurations: djangostack has resource level errors djangostack-pdt2-software: {"ResourceType":"runtimeconfig.v1beta1.waiter","ResourceErrorCode":"412","ResourceErrorMessage":"Failure condition satisfied."}. and does not give me Site address.Waste of time.
Hello Tony, default default (xx.xx.xx.xx/20) doesnt show up under "Network interfaces" and neither does the "Deploy" button when i try to deply a Django Stack from the marketplace. How come ?
Tony's explaination is short and simple. Keep it up 👏
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you Tony! This tutorial was very helpful to define the options I was considering. Clear and straight to the point!
You're welcome Jorge
this video is really helpfull. I was trying to follow the google documentation but the instructions in this video are really more pretty forward. Thank you so much for this video.
You're welcome Miguel
You are the best guy. Congratulations for your job.
Thank you so much 😀
This is really simple and helpful. I wish I have something similar for Amazon EC2
frickin finally.... ive been struggliing at work trying to use AWS and Azure to test out a simple test Django Project. They make it so frickin complicated. Thanks for the tutorial man.
Sure thing Patrick
Hey nice tutorial . exactly what i was looking to find.
Awesome, thank you!
Hey thank you for the video! I don't understand their pricing. Can I use these Django instances for free or not? Because it says $0 for click and deploy but then beneath they say there is a monthly amount... I would use their service for a personal toy project. Very small traffic.
Hey Tony, do you know which version of MySQL DB does Google Cloud support?
Do you think that GCP is better than AWS? Personally, I think yes (although I am very new in learning cloud stuff)
My gut says probably, although I don't have too much experience with each at this point in time.
Check azure too. The interface is simpler IMO
I dont get it, so setting up manually - what do i need to set as the target for my manually cloned django project in the VM?
what does djangostack-test-deployment do?
I don't undertand when the code was deployed in Google cloud. It must to hace the tests server on localhost on forever?
How can I make the web application visible to everyone via link?
Good video
Did you figure it out??
How do you use PostgreSQL instead of MySQL?
Thanks! great vid
You're welcome!
You are my hero
what about deploying a django project which store and retrieve data from database. It is just hello world application deployment
thank you very much!
I get stuck in 7:03, because I dont create firewall rule to allow that port be open.
You're welcome!
Can you please help with how to connect the myself server in GCE with myself workbench in local desktop
What help do you need?
Greatjob!!!
Thanks
Good tutorial 👌
Thanks 🙂
Segui o fluxo até chegar em algo além do meu domínio. E agora tenho algo novo para explorar e aprender . Thanks man..
Keep on learning!
amazing work,,,
Thanks
Does it work as a production environment server?
I recommend these steps before going live with your website ruclips.net/video/mAeK4Ia4fk8/видео.html
I really like your video Thanks Please can you make a video on how to install Mautic on google cloud? Thanks In advance
Mautic... I am not familiar with that
Thanks!
You bet!
Can you do this manually on a micro instance VM?
Yes of course
Hi, my project has base.py instead of settings.py and deeper within folders. What changes can I make to deploy this without problem?
I'm not sure about that specific setup
Can we do it same for windows10 and can i do without typing 8000 port is it possible
No for Windows 10. Yes you can make it so that you don't have to type 8000. Instead try port 80 or for production, you can follow this video ruclips.net/video/ZpR1W-NWnp4/видео.html
I love you content, daily and fresh (i have a question about google cloud platform to run free stuff there is any way without punting my credit card ?)
Thanks for the great feedback! I don't think so
Is there a simple way to transfer files into this VM? Or a way I can edit the .py files not in terminal? I tried setting up GCloud so I could WinSCP some files into the VM, but I got completely lost in the long process.
You can try an FTP client. I haven't hooked it up to GCP before, but CyberDuck should do the trick ruclips.net/video/_JycUAoybCg/видео.html
Hello thank you for the tutorial
though I cloning a project from github but when I use runserver I get an error resolve() got an unexpected keyword argument 'strict'
What version on Python are you which. Try typing which python.
@@TonyTeachesTech 3.8.2
@@doobaradoobara9992 Are you using any pip packages? If so, try updating them. Perhaps one of your packages is out of date/out of sync with another.
After deploying django website in gcloud when i serch that url in browser showing like 502 bad gate way
please reply
I don't know why
How to update the deployment? Please help me out
Sorry, I'm not familiar with that
Can I run the app django in default page without typing ( :8000 ) port? cause I don't need this apache page 7:00 being my home page! thanks
Yes absolutely! Just get rid of anything that is being served on port 80
@@TonyTeachesTech you mean deleting var/www/html files? or how exactly?.. and will it automatically change?
cause I have two folders now in var/www (1-html 2-the one I create with your video)
@@zemini7_ Oh sorry for not being clear. You can leave the website files at /var/www/html. If there is an Nginx conf file that's associated with the default landing page, you should disable it. The best thing to do would be:
rm /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
systemctl restart nginx
@@TonyTeachesTech I remove it and restart nginx.. but still I should typing port 8000... this is my website link "delam.shop"
@@zemini7_ Makes sure you also change the port in the runserver command from 8000 to 80 6:31
whats the point of paying extra for the add on feature because I was under the impression that I can, after purchasing a VM from google, install nginx and django and do this process manually, and avoid the monthly "extra django chargo"? no? am I missing something?
I think this method means additional charges are incurred on top of the VM, instance, loading, ect. couldn't you add django in a cost free way to your VM?
Yes you can do this manually
Joder, que buen tutorial uwu
Rubbish. it gives me the same error.I've tried thousands configurations: djangostack has resource level errors
djangostack-pdt2-software: {"ResourceType":"runtimeconfig.v1beta1.waiter","ResourceErrorCode":"412","ResourceErrorMessage":"Failure condition satisfied."}. and does not give me Site address.Waste of time.
Hello Tony, default default (xx.xx.xx.xx/20) doesnt show up under "Network interfaces" and neither does the "Deploy" button when i try to deply a Django Stack from the marketplace. How come ?
Weird. I really don't know why that isn't showing up for you