Backend and infrastructure. Python and Django, async workloads, and the boring parts of getting them into production.
India · @code-zinc
Async Django, done properly. Most Django projects reach for Celery eventually and
then lose a day wiring it up. Django-Celery-Redis-Minimal
is my answer to that — Django, Celery, Celery Beat and Redis under Docker Compose,
plus the Terraform and GitHub Actions to put it on ECS. I'm turning it into the
reference setup rather than a one-off.
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| Django-Celery-Redis-Minimal | Dockerised Django + Celery + Redis for background jobs, with an AWS ECS path via Terraform and GitHub Actions |
| infra-for-backend-devs | Deployment and infrastructure notes for backend developers — Docker through Kubernetes, CI/CD, cloud |
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Python · Django · Django REST Framework · Celery · Redis · PostgreSQL
Docker · Kubernetes · Terraform · GitHub Actions · AWS
TypeScript · React · NestJS