Re: Salutation

2024-09-30 Thread Abdul Qoyyuum Haji Abdul Kadir
If the django site is one docker image and the postgresql is another docker image, you would connect them together via docker-compose.yml (simply speaking). Taking an example from Docker docs , you need a Dockerfile (example file link here

Re: Fabric as a WebApp

2024-09-30 Thread Abdul Qoyyuum Haji Abdul Kadir
I still don't understand. Can you explain with a code example? On Mon, 30 Sept 2024 at 23:46, Hernan Gustavo wrote: > To resolve the task to apply async calls on this app using celery it's > more easy. You can use the apply_async method to resolve this issue. > > El lun, 30 sept 2024 a la(s) 10:

Re: Fabric as a WebApp

2024-09-30 Thread Hernan Gustavo
To resolve the task to apply async calls on this app using celery it's more easy. You can use the apply_async method to resolve this issue. El lun, 30 sept 2024 a la(s) 10:03 a.m., Abdul Qoyyuum Haji Abdul Kadir ( abdul.qoyy...@gmail.com) escribió: > Thanks. Can you explain a little bit more on h

Re: Salutation

2024-09-30 Thread Hernan Gustavo
Hi *Sreedhar.* Can you show us your docker files? Dockerfiles and .yml El lun, 30 sept 2024 a la(s) 10:00 a.m., Sreedhar p (psridhar...@gmail.com) escribió: > Can any one explain how to connect django site with sql in docker > containers > I created two containers one for application and one for

Re: Fabric as a WebApp

2024-09-30 Thread Abdul Qoyyuum Haji Abdul Kadir
Thanks. Can you explain a little bit more on how celery can help stream the output prompts from Fabric commands for me to input them, so that it continues its process? E.g. of a Fabric task where we need to get the latest git commit of a puppet configuration (this will prompt for the root password

Re: Salutation

2024-09-30 Thread Sreedhar p
Can any one explain how to connect django site with sql in docker containers I created two containers one for application and one for sql database in same network the database is exposed in port no 3307 application requests does not process by database then how to solve this? On Sat, Sep 28, 2024,

Re: Fabric as a WebApp

2024-09-30 Thread Obodoma Uzondu Vincent
Use celery. It is easy to implement. On Monday, September 30, 2024, Abdul Qoyyuum Haji Abdul Kadir (Agent Q) < abdul.qoyy...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm working on a Django project that puts Fabric into a webpage. The idea > is simple, make a Fabric task that automates remote code executi