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Django is a high-level Python web framework designed for rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. It follows a “batteries-included” approach, providing built-in tools for authentication, database management, security, and templating. With its emphasis on scalability, maintainability, and security, Django is well-suited for building robust web applications and APIs.

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Application settings and deployment

The Deployment section walks you through configuring your settings.py and .env file correctly before deploying your Django application. It also covers creating a database in Sevalla and choosing between Nixpacks or a Dockerfile, with guidance on configuring your application based on the selected deployment method and instructions for deploying the application.

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Object storage

The Object Storage section explains how to set up and integrate Sevalla’s object storage into your Django application.

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Caching

The Caching page explains how to configure Django’s caching framework using Redis and how to fully leverage Sevalla’s CDN and edge caching to maximize performance.

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Async

Async explains how to run your application with an ASGI server to take full advantage of async views in Django.

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Background tasks

The Background Tasks section explains how to add background task workers to your Django app using Celery and Redis.

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Health checks

Health checks explains the options available to integrate health check endpoints into your Django app for zero-downtime deployments.

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Multi-Tenancy

Multi-Tenancy guides you through setting up a Django-Tenants-enabled application on Sevalla.