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Grayson Swaim
Grayson Swaim
8,992 Points
Posted by Grayson Swaim
Grayson Swaim
8,992 Points

Web deployment for Internal Use (Django)

I've been working on projects in Django. Now I'm questioning how we want to deploy the website to multiple people internally within the company without making it public on the internet.

I have three concerns:

1) I simply can't expect everyone to open the command prompt and type in "runserver", and access the same database. Per documentation, runserver is for development use, and not for production.

2) I'm expecting at most 75 people accessing the website at once.

3) I want this to be free and easy. Nothing fancy.

So what are my options? Should I dive into Apache and FastCGI? I'm a little uneasy about MAMP as recommended by TTH, but if you insist on it, then I'll dive deeper into it.

Thanks!

Connor James
Connor James
5,380 Points

Did you find a solution for this? I am currently in the same situation.. Any advice/tips would be greatly appreciated!