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I have taken up the challenge of automating the deployment of my company's Django-based application that is done with AKS but I am very new to it. My initial idea is to accomplish it by upgrading the steps in a GitHub workflow that acts on the release of a new version.

I have structured it with three jobs. build, migrate and deploy:

1. build: Simply build the Docker image and push it to the container registry on DockerHub - this step is successfully done.
2. migrate: Run the migrations in the production database from python manage.py migrate - here lies the problem.
3. deploy: Deploy the image to the Kubernetes cluster - successfully done.

Step 2 is the problem because we store the Postgres database credentials inside the Kubernetes cluster and to run the migrations I need those secrets to pass them as environment variables before I call the migrate command. So I am stuck on how I can pull those secrets from Kubernetes and use them to run a command in a step in GitHub action like this:

So I recently changed databases on a Django-based website from SQLite to MySQL.

I did it via dumping the data from the SQLite into a json file and then migrating it to the new MySQL db then loaded it using the python manage.py loaddata command.

The site is hosted on pythonanywhere and the tranistion there went flawless, however, on the local copy of the project I have(used to test implementing new features and debug), the dynamic elements on the front page wont load. I have a dynamic js table with information for various cryptocurrencies. This is how the head of the table looks on the live site:

And this is how it looks on the local copy of my machine, with my own hosted MySQL server:

What I've tried:

• -Collectstatic
• -Running ContentType.objects.all().delete() in python manage.py shell

I also did research on stackoverflow but I could not find a similar issue. I am also new to Django so it might be something obvious I'm missing

i am trying to make a CRUD app in DRF-Reactjs by following Tania rascia's example

i have successfully implemented add, delete, list view. but i am trying to edit a specific row which is not updating in DRF backend. but the edited row is shown in the frontend list. why it is not updating in django admin list?

in DRF side views.py:

I am trying to make a post request to a django-based REST API inside an RN project with an Axios post request.

I am getting no network error messages, no crash, no errors no whatsoever. I tried the same code on an Expo project and I was facing the same reaction (no reaction).

I already did all required steps (like using the IP address instead of localhost) for making Django local-host development-friendly:

I followed the amazon tutorial EXACTLY for deploying a Django app on lightsail: Deploy Django-based application onto Amazon Lightsail.

But when I visit my IP address (http://52.41.70.195/) I get Internal server error. When I check the apache error logs I see these errors:

I've a base.html file which has vertical and horizontal menu-bar:

Wherever I want to use that I just simply write:

I am trying to align the header, body, footer, and div's vertically in one column such that the web design is responsive (looks good on different screen sizes): ConfluenceInfinite.org or see dev subdomain below.

For people who are new to html and css (like me) this is a pure css/html implementation/markup including the menu.

You can go to my development subdomain to see the issue first-hand: my development subdomain: dev.confluenceinfinite.org

I have done LOT of research on this. Here is some of that research:

I don't believe this question/answer applies to my issue because my issue is vertical alignment (correct me if I am wrong). It uses fixed px values, which won't work for cell phones, and I tried the display: inline-block, but it didn't work. Here is the link to the SO question: click here

This question/answer (which got via searching OS tag vertical-alignment) also has a fixed width that I do not want to do because I want the

I don't think this helps either because it aligns elements within a container, but I want the containers/div's aligned. Am I missing something?: click here

This solution has the correct title/heading, but aligns things on the "right" vertically, which don't seem applicable to my issue: Click here

I used to use a website or program that allowed a developer to test/visualize website design on multiple screen sizes. I can no longer find that site. If you know the location of that site, please comment or put it in your answer. Thanks!

Here is my index/home page html markup:

I want to have a production ready Django app with Lighsail and for that I'm following two tutorials to achieve this

• Deploy Django-based application onto Amazon Lightsail
• Deploy A Django Project

From the Bitnami article can see that the AWS documentation follows its Approach B: Self-Contained Bitnami Installations.

According to:

• AWS's documentation, my blocker appears in 5. Host the application using Apache, step g.
• Bitnami's documentation, where it says

On Linux, you can run the application with mod_wsgi in daemon mode. Add the following code in /opt/bitnami/apps/django/django_projects/PROJECT/conf/httpd-app.conf:

The blocker relates to the code I'm being asked to add, in particular the final part that has

I have a Django-based D&D-wiki webpage that I'm working on in my free time which I'm using to learn more about web development. I recently implemented a Content-Security-Policy using django-csp. That went well and the switch was fairly painless, given that I only had 20 or so templates to deal with. Here my CSP settings: