Friday, September 27, 2013

Re: Multiple django web applications

I'm not a guru but...
If you want to run two differents django projects with different versions of django then i think that virtualenv can help you...  are some tutorial somewhere.
If you want to run two differentes django projects with same version of django then just use virtual on appache (i do this on my server for two small projects) or similar stuff for nginx or lighttpd.

Hope to help you



2013/9/27 drakko <gundars.m@gmail.com>
Hello django gurus!

I wanted to kindly ask if there is a way how to keep two django web application on the same server?
I have heard that it might be possible by using virtualenv. But as I'm new to python and web development I wanted to find out if what kind of approaches there are to achieve this goal.

Thank You!!

drakko 

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