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Asked 4 months ago by StarPioneer735

How can I deploy Django DRF on Azure App Service with an Azure SQL Database?

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I've been having significant trouble deploying my Django DRF application on Azure App Service. My API calls function correctly and the Azure SQL database is connected without issues, but the deployment process for DRF seems impossible.

Has anyone successfully deployed a Django DRF application on Azure? Please let me know what additional details I should provide to help troubleshoot this issue.

Cheers,
Jani.

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 9 days ago

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Django DRF Deployment on Azure App Service

Yes, it's definitely possible to deploy Django DRF applications on Azure App Service, though there can be some challenges in the setup process.

To help troubleshoot your specific issue, I'd need more information about:

  1. What specific errors you're encountering during deployment
  2. Your deployment method (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, manual deployment, etc.)
  3. Your project structure and configuration files
  4. Any customizations you've made to settings for Azure

Some common issues with Django DRF deployments on Azure include:

  • Static file configuration
  • WSGI/ASGI setup
  • Environment variable configuration
  • Allowed hosts and CORS settings
  • Database connection string formatting

If you could share your deployment logs, relevant parts of your settings.py file (with sensitive information removed), and describe the exact point where the deployment fails, I can provide more targeted assistance.

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