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@Behoston Behoston commented Mar 5, 2019

Do not merge before: #21

@Behoston Behoston force-pushed the quickstart branch 2 times, most recently from 160bec8 to ae702e5 Compare March 5, 2019 15:26
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# Quickstart

We will setup a simple django app using kubeyard built-in template.
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I would rename this document into quickstart_django.md or I would write down here that apart django there are other possibilities like flask.

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It's not django specific quickstart docs. Django is only app, but we want to explain how to setup kubeyard environment.

- **docker** - all files that will be in docker image such as:
- Dockerfile - dockerfile based on python package image (many `ON BUILD` automagic).
- requirements/ - all (compiled) requirements. In our example only python requirements.
- source - application sources
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Is there any django-specific directories/files layout?

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All app files are located inside source directory, we don't care about framework directories layout

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