CI/CD SaaS App Deployment | SaaS App From Scratch Conclusion

In the last episode of this series, @TechWithTim covers how to deploy your Django website and set up a Continuous Deployment pipeline using GitLab.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Overview of Episode 3
1:23 SSH Into the Server + Run sudo apt update & upgrade
2:12 Install the Dependencies
2:46 Initialize the Firewall
3:03 Overview of Automatic Deployment
3:39 Continue Initializing the Firewall
4:04 Get the Code from GitLab Server + Install Gunicorn
5:40 Remove Default Configuration from nginx + Create a New Configuration
9:17 Link the sites
10:20 Test the Application
11:50 Generate a Private-Public Key Pair
13:00 Add the Public Key to the Server
14:32 Add the Private Key to GitLab
15:35 Write the Deployment Script (gitlab-ci.yml)
20:55 Set Up the GitLab Runner
25:11 Make a Push to GitLab
25:45 Fix Any Issues
30:20 Configure the Service for Running the Django App
33:17 Test the Deployment Script
34:50 Add the IP Address to the Django Database
35:48 Update the Webhook Address in Stripe
37:00 Disable Debug Mode
37:34 Conclusion

First video available here.
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