Creating a production environment
It’s time to deploy your Django project in a production environment. You will start by configuring Django settings for multiple environments, and then you will set up a production environment.
Managing settings for multiple environments
In real-world projects, you will have to deal with multiple environments. You will usually have at least a local environment for development and a production environment for serving your application. You could have other environments as well, such as testing or staging environments.
Some project settings will be common to all environments, but others will be specific to each environment. Usually, you will use a base file that defines common settings, and a settings file per environment that overrides any necessary settings and defines additional ones.
We will manage the following environments:
local: The local environment to run the project on your machine.prod: The environment...
