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PROJECT
Deploy a Django Application Using AWS Fargate
Learn how to deploy an e-learning course catalog website that has been developed using Django, over the AWS cloud with the help of AWS Fargate. We'll use different AWS commands on the CLI, as well as multiple AWS EC2 resources like VPC, subnets, security groups, and more to run a custom AWS instance.
You will learn to:
Create an AWS ECS cluster.
Use AWS CLI for infrastructure development.
Deploy a Django application over AWS Fargate.
Use multiple Amazon ECS services.
Skills
Cloud Deployment
Using AWS Cloud Services
Scalable Cloud Applications
Distributed Applications
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of serverless applications
Basic understanding of AWS CLI
Basic understanding of AWS EC2 service
Technologies
Django
Project Description
We’ll deploy a custom Django application to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud in this project. The application is an e-learning course catalog website. We’ll configure and create the necessary resources to deploy this application over Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS). AWS Fargate makes it easy for us to deploy and run our applications inside a container without having to manage servers, scale our clusters and optimize cluster packing.
Each course on our custom website will have a title, an image, an author name, a status indicating whether it is paid or free, a description, and a “Visit Website” button. The website will also allow users to search for the available courses with a search bar.
Project Tasks
1
Set Up the Environment
Task 0: Get Started
Task 1: AWS CLI Configuration
Task 2: Containerize and Push the Application
Task 3: Create a Cluster
2
Configure EC2 Resources
Task 4: List All Security Groups
Task 5: List All Subnets
Task 6: Add New Inbound Rules
Task 7: Register a Linux Task Definition
Task 8: Create a Service
Task 9: Describe the Service
3
Access the Django Application
Task 10: Obtain the ENI ID
Task 11: Access the Application
Task 12: Clean Up
Congratulations
Relevant Courses
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