Ok,
There are several ways how to tackle with this (you can do most of that
with webserver configs). Just limit access from proper IP's (if your VPN
is setup decently it will give your end users certain IP-range(s) which
you can use to filter admin-access) same for "local network" app.
But this doesn't really affect uswgi-serving at all it will still do
it's work as usual since it's more problem of frontend parts that sits
before uwsgi.
Alternatively you could define 3 different sites that do ran limited
ranges of URLs and route them through the front end (and apply same
restrictions as one site model)
On 26.05.2017 14:22, marcin.j.no...@gmail.com wrote:
I think that my reqs are pretty straightforward.
I'd like to setup project environment with 3 different apps:
1. main app (public)
2. admin app (vpn)
3. local network app for api talking with other services in the
datacenter
The whole thing is about preserving same project environment.
Models, registries, configuration should stay same.
Middlewares, urls, views and anything related to http will be different.
BR,
Marcin
W dniu piątek, 26 maja 2017 13:16:49 UTC+2 użytkownik Jani Tiainen
napisał:
Hi,
Your requirements are a bit contradicting.
While you want to use same app with identical settings twice to
different domain, you also want to have different urls?
How these urls should be different compared to that other site?
On 26.05.2017 13:26, marcin....@gmail.com <javascript:> wrote:
Hi.
I'd like to serve more uwsgi apps for the same project.
These apps must have just separate urls and must be served on
spearate domains.
I'd like to have separate appservers.
The rest, i.e. project's environment, should stay same.
How to achieve that?
I know I can create a new django projects and import/copy main
app's settings. Is there an other way?
BR,
Marcin
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