Django-PostgreSQL-Apache-Docker

Install it

./resources/setup.sh

It will initialize the password of the db in resources/local.ini and then the db in /opt/dpad/

To change the folder, edit docker-compose.yml. For testing purpose you can set it to /tmp/dpad/.

Run it

docker-compose up

None-apache hosting

You can simply start the web container (which will start the db) and not use Apache. Once the container started you might want to have its ip:

docker inspect -f '{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' $(docker ps -aq) | head -n 1 

For the remaining of this section, we consider that you got 172.18.0.3

Using django web server

You can use django to server the project:

docker-compose run web django

which is a shortcut for

docker-compose run web python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:80

It will be served at http://172.18.0.3

Using gunicorn

You can use gunicorn to serve in https the project:

docker-compose run web gunicorn

It will serve in https using the certs specified in default.ini/local.ini

It will be served at https://172.18.0.3

No hosting, just a shell

You can enter the container by typing

docker-compose run web bash