Usage in Docker about django-analytical HOT 2 CLOSED

Like any Django app you integrate it in your Django project. If you manage to install your Django project in a container image (e.g. Docker) you're done. Just try it and you'll see it's not magic!

If you look at an existing Dockerfile that hosts a Django project you'll likely see lines like these:

COPY requirements.txt ./
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt

This is a very common way to install all your project's dependencies, which would also cover django-analytical if you use it.

In a more advanced approach you'd package your Django project up as a Python package first and install it directly in the Dockerfile. But that's a topic for another day assuming you're only starting with Docker now.

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This question is not specific to a feature of this project, hence closing the issue.

You may look for tutorials on how to deploy a Django project using Docker.

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