I found this very interesting tutorial, as I am looking for an easy way to host a Django app with low traffic.
Just got curious about your approach of setting up the docker container.
Maybe I missed some context, as I am pre first coffee.
Is there a reason you did't create a Dockerfile with FROM amazonlinux:latest?
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Hi Andreas,
Thank you for the comment.
Creating a docker container is not a required step, but I had issues deploying serverless apps to AWS Lambdas from MacOS.
It is better to deploy serverless app from the same OS as AWS Lambda runtime.
Based on AWS documentation, it is Amazon Linux 2 for Python 3.8.
Let me know if you have any additional questions
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Hi Vadim,
I found this very interesting tutorial, as I am looking for an easy way to host a Django app with low traffic.
Just got curious about your approach of setting up the docker container.
Maybe I missed some context, as I am pre first coffee.
Is there a reason you did't create a Dockerfile with FROM amazonlinux:latest?
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Hi Andreas,
Thank you for the comment.
Creating a docker container is not a required step, but I had issues deploying serverless apps to AWS Lambdas from MacOS.
It is better to deploy serverless app from the same OS as AWS Lambda runtime.
Based on AWS documentation, it is Amazon Linux 2 for Python 3.8.
Let me know if you have any additional questions