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Free Download No Shortcuts Guide to Django RESTful APIs with Docker
Last updated 10/2023
Created by Alpha Omondi Ogilo
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 94 Lectures ( 13h 33m ) | Size: 7 GB
Build a functional API with Docker, Celery, Redis, Flower, Nginx, Nginx Proxy manager, Portainer and more...
What you'll learn:
You will learn how to use Docker with Celery, Redis, Flower with Django REST Framework
You will learn how to use Reverse Proxies with NGINX and NGINX Proxy Manager
You will learn how Secure an API with HTTPS with SSL Certificates from Letsencrypt
You will be Introduced to API testing with Pytest using factories and fixtures
You will learn how manage multiple Docker containers with Portainer
You will learn how to use shell scripts to automate and monitor processes
You will learn about UUID's (advantages and disadvantages) and how pseudo primary keys solve this.
You will learn how to implement Asynchronous tasks with Celery and Redis
You will learn how to Serve static and media files with Nginx and Whitenoise.
You will learn how implement Asynchronous tasks monitoring with Flower
You will learn how to work with Postgres within a Docker container, including how to perform backups using shell scripts.
You will learn how to setup an Ubuntu server, running Django over a Domain name.
You will learn how to use makefiles to make working with Docker easier.
Python Test coverage using coverage
Logging in Django
Token Based Authentication
Working with emails using Mailhog in development and Mailgun in production.
Requirements:
This course is NOT for absolute beginners.
This course is targeted at Python Developers with at least 1 year of web development experience or more
It's preferable that you use a computer with any LINUX based operating system or MacOS. If not possible, a windows machine will also work, but I have not tested the course material with a windows machine
You should be familiar with the basic concepts surrounding shell scripts, Docker,API's and Django.
Description:
Hi, welcome to this course on building a production ready, detailed Django REST API, running on a web server powered by NGINX, on a custom domain name and served securely over HTTPS with SSL Certificates from Letsencrypt.This course is NOT for absolute beginners.We shall achieve our goal by leveraging tools such as Docker, Celery, Redis, Flower, Nginx, Nginx Proxy manager, Portainer, shell scripts and more.This course is targeted at those with AT LEAST 6 months of web development experience, but more is better. Before beginning, you should have some familiarity with the following concepts, in as much as I will try to explain everything.The concepts we shall cover includeocker and running multiple containers2 Securing a Django REST API with HTTPS using SSL CertificatesREST APIs with Django and Django Rest FrameworkClass Based Views.Shell Scripting.Asynchronous tasks with Celery and RedisAsynchronous tasks monitoring with FlowerIntroduction to API testing with Pytest using factories and fixtures. Token based authenticationWorking with email in development with Mailhog and in production with MailgunPython Test coverageServing static and media files with NGINX and whitenoiseMakefiles and how they make working with Docker easier.All this shall be covered step by step, so that you can leverage the skills you learn in this course to build even bigger and better applications at scale.My Hope is that you shall gain immense value from this.
Who this course is for:
Intermediate Python Developers curious about how to use Django REST Framework with shell scripts, Docker, Docker, Celery, Redis, Rabbitmq, Flower and Nginx. You will learn everything you need to know to combine these technologies in a production build by leveraging other tools such as Portainer, NGINX Proxy manager among others
Intermediate Python Developers with at least 1 year of experience, more is better
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