Deploy a Serverless Django app on Google App Engine

Create a Django app with Docker and deploy it to Google Cloud using Google App Engine, Datastore, & Secret Manager.

What you'll learn
How to use Serverless technology
How to use Google App Engine
How to use Google Cloud Datastore
How to use Google Cloud Secret Manager
How to setup a Django project using Docker
How to build a Django app

Description
Welcome to our course: Create and Deploy a Django app to Serverless Google App Engine!

This is a concise, project-based course that will teach you how to deploy Django to Google App Engine.

Serverless technology is a new concept which is quickly gaining ground.

The benefits of Serverless is that there are no servers for you to manage, which saves a huge amount of time when setting up and maintaining projects.

This means developers can spend more time building bespoke functionality for their application and less time managing infrastructure. Woohoo!

In this course you’ll learn how to deploy Django to one of the most popular Serverless technologies available: Google App Engine. You’ll also learn how to use a suite of Google Cloud technologies such as Datastore and Secret Manager.

During the course you’ll be creating a URL Shortener with Django, using Docker as a development environment and Datastore as a database.

We’ll be following all the best practices such as:

Creating a development environment using Docker

Writing unit tests with Test Driven Development (TDD)

Setting up a local Datastore emulator

Using Secret Manager to protect sensitive config values

Managing static files

This is an advanced level course that assumes previous experience with Django and Docker.

Ready to deploy Django to Google App Engine, and learn all the bits and bobs in between? Let’s go!

Who this course is for:
Mid-advanced Python developers looking to learn how to deploy to Google App Engine
Developers who have a Django app they wish to deploy to Google App Engine
Anyone looking to learn how to use serverless technology