You upload all your images into s3.
On 9 Sep 2015 17:23, "Gabriele Morgante" <gabriele.morgante83@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Hi,--I developed a Django 1.8.4 webapp and now I've to deploy it in production environment. The app allows users to upload images on the server. My problem is that in a production environment I've many servers with django deployed and a load balancer. Than, how can I manage Image uploading in a clustered production environment? Is there a best practice?Thanks.
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