I have deploy a Django web application on Heroku.
How can I get the database link to that web application which is deployed on Heroku?
Once I get that database, then how can I link that database to my new Django project?
Basically, I want to do this because we need to change the URL of the web application deployed on Heroku.
If there is any other way via which we can do then please let me do.
Thanks in advance.
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My flask app is deployed to heroku and all routes are working as expected.
I want the example.com/blog to load my wordpress that is hosted on different server. example.com and all routes are under flask app. And app is running with heroku.
Is it possible to point example.com/blog to different ip address?
I know that subdomain can do this job, but I am not fan of subdomains. As far as I know, it can be done via reverse proxy and I don't know how to set it up in heroku.
I'm using gunicorn web server.
I am trying to build a full-stack web application using Python and Heroku.
There are two apps and they are connected using a common database (Heroku Postgres). The backend app streams live tweets from twitter and stores them in a database. In the frontend plotly-dash app, users can give an input query and the sentiments of the query are displayed in real-time. The app is perfectly running on my local server. But when I try to deploy it in Heroku, I am finding difficulty in deploying the two apps.
Am I supposed to deploy the apps separately using two applications? If so, how can I connect to the common database?
Am I supposed to deploy the apps separately using two applications?
Yes.
Heroku is designed to deploy one service at a time. One application per application.
If so, how can I connect to the common database?
Create one application with a Heroku Postgres addon, then add a second application to the existing database:
heroku addons:attach <heroku-addon-name> -a <app-name>
I have a web application written in Python-Flask with database created using MySQL. I have deployed my app using Heroku but it's only the frontend and backend part. I also need to upload database so that the app can interact with the database. I have searched many videos on YouTube but nothing came as useful. Most of them are using Postgre SQL both in local and heroku app but I've an MySQL database with me. I need help how can I connect my app to my database.
Heroku has native support for postgessql not mysql, so you might want to change to that or use the Clear DB addon as explained in the docs.
From heroku
"Heroku provides three managed data services to all customers:
Heroku Postgres, Heroku Redis, Apache Kafka on Heroku"
Also have a look at this previous answer that targets the same issue.
What is the definition of a Django application? Any application that uses Django features, such as orm and url-view mapping?
I ask because I have a component which has 2 sub-components: a web service server and a standalone application. The web service server uses Django views to map url to request handlers. The web service server and the application use Django models and a database managed by Django. The web service server obviously needs to be a Django application. The standalone application must be a Django application as well?
Thanks in advance.
No, importing your models is enough, as long as you have Django installed and correctly configured.
I developed one application and upload on example.appspot.com
now i want to upload it on www.example.com
what to do???
pls reply fast..
Actually, your application has to be hosted by GAE, but you can set a domain for it.