Running Django on Docker: a workflow and code

It has been an extremely long time between beers (10 months!). I’ve gotten out of the habit of blogging and somehow I never blogged about the talk I co-presented at PyCon AU this year on Pallet and Forklift the standard and tool we’ve developed at Infoxchange to help make it easier to develop web-applications on Docker ((There’s also Straddle Carrier, a set of Puppet manifests for loading Docker containers on real infrastructure, but they’ve not been released yet as they rely too much on our custom Puppet config.)).

Infoxchange is one of the few places I’m aware of that runs Docker in prod. If you’re looking at using Docker to do web development, it’s worth checking out what we’ve been doing over on the Infoxchange devops blog.

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