Let’s solve the challenge of serving media files for your Coolified Django site.
How I moved my Django projects from a manual server setup to Coolify for easier, zero-downtime deployments.
I'm a big fan of the django-tailwind-cli package, but I ran into problems deploying it to production. Here’s how to make sure you cache-bust tailwind.css.
Webservers get hit by hundreds of thousands of requests to random (non-existing) PHP files. Previously I dealt with this on the server level, now I’m doing it directly within CloudFlare.
The best feature of Heroku is the ability to just push a branch, and it gets deployed. How do we replicate a workflow like that on our own server?
Webservers get hit by hundreds of thousands of requests to random (non-existing) PHP files. What can we do about this?
I recently had to set up a brand new server for a website running on SvelteKit and its API running on Django. I am a software developer and setting up servers and hosting isn't something I normally do, so I followed a bunch of different tutorials. In this article I want to combine all these tutorials, mostly for future me, but hopefully you'll find it useful as well.