From Docker compose to APPUiO cloud #43
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For running a Python application on APPUiO Cloud we have a getting started guide available. As for testing locally: minikube is based on plain Kubernetes, as APPUiO Cloud is based on OpenShift 4, you might miss some specialities of OpenShift, mainly regarding permissions. For running OpenShift 4 locally, there is CodeReady Containers available, but needs quite some resources. As APPUiO Cloud is billed on the usage, you could also already start with APPUiO Cloud to make your deployment ready. When you're not working on it, just scale it down so that no Pod runs, this will then not cause any costs. And if your application doesn't use that much RAM, it's quite cheap. |
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Hello!
Our Django application is running with Docker compose on our local development computers (On the servers the application is currently run on Debian servers - without docker nor kubernetes).
In order to deploy the Django app on APPUiO cloud, what does a good preparation look like? We thought about getting our Django application up and running with minikube on our local development machines first. What do you think of this approach?
Thanks a lot for your recommendations!
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