django-zappa 0.1.1

Serverless Django With AWS Lambda + API Gateway

# django-zappa [](https://travis-ci.org/Miserlou/django-zappa)
#### Serverless Django with AWS Lambda + API Gateway

**django-zappa** makes it super easy to deploy Django applications on AWS Lambda + API Gateway. Think of it as "serverless" web hosting for your Django apps. [See in action here!](https://7k6anj0k99.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod)

That means:

* **No more** tedious web server configuration!
* **No more** paying for 24/7 server uptime!
* **No more** worrying about load balancing / scalability!
* **No more** worrying about keeping servers online!
* **No more** worrying about security vulernabilities and patches!

**django-zappa** handles:

* Packaging projects into Lambda-ready zip files and uploading them to S3
* Correctly setting up IAM roles and permissions
* Automatically configuring API Gateway routes, methods and integration responses
* Deploying the API to various stages of readiness

__Awesome!__

This project is for Django-specific integration. If you are intersted in how this works under the hood, you should look at the [Zappa core library](https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa), which can be used by any WSGI-compatible web framework.

## Installation

$ pip install django-zappa

## Configuration

There are a few settings that you must define before you deploy your application. First, you must have your AWS credentials stored in _~/.aws/credentials'_.

Next, define a ZAPPA_SETTINGS setting in your local settings file and map it to an S3 bucket (that must already be created).

```python
ZAPPA_SETTINGS = {
's3_bucket': 'your-bucket-name'
}
```

You must also create a local file called __zappa_settings.py__. This file will be used as your _server-side_ settings file. Specifically, you will want to define [a new SECRET_KEY](https://gist.github.com/Miserlou/a9cbe22d06cbabc07f21), as well as your deployment DATABASES information.

## Basic Usage

Once your settings are configured, you can package and deploy your Django application to an environment called 'production' with a single command:

$ python manage.py deploy production
Deploying..
Your application is now live at: https://7k6anj0k99.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/production

If your application has already been deployed and you only need to upload new Python code, but not touch the underlying routes, you can simply:

$ python manage.py redeploy production
Redeploying..
Your application is now live at: https://7k6anj0k99.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/production

## TODO

This project is very young, so there is still plenty to be done. Contributions are more than welcome! Please file tickets before submitting patches, and submit your patches to the 'dev' branch.

Things that need work right now:

* ORM/DB support
* Testing
* Route53 Integration
* SSL Integration
* Package size/speed optimization
* Fix the "hot-start" problem
* Feedback
* A nifty logo
* Real documentation / website!