$5/month is more than enough for you starting out, and then you choose a region. Next, choose the "One-click Apps" tab, and then choose Django on 14.04 (or later version if they eventually update this)Īfter that, choose size, and region. Once logged into Digital Ocean, click the big green "create droplet" button, and you should find yourself on a screen like: This will give you 2 months of free hosting for your application at $5/month, and certainly allow you to get through the tutorial for free. If you wind up going with Digital Ocean, you can support me and the tutorials, as well as get $10 free to start by using my referral link. Despite being $5/month, you can be billed hourly, so even if you just wanted to follow along and then cancel, you could do that and pay a few pennies. I have chosen for us to use Digital Ocean because it is a fully-featured virtual private server, which gives you full access to anything you might want, has plans that are as low as $5/month, and also comes with a "one-click-application" server that has a lot of the tools we need pre-installed. There are many options that you can choose from when deploying, but we're going to be using Digital Ocean. Welcome to another Django Python web development tutorial, in this tutorial we're going to be discussing how we can deploy our website to a web server so other people can access it via the internet.
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