In this article you’ll learn how to create one Django settings.py file that you can use everywhere and that you don’t have to touch across runtime environments. No matter if you are targeting production, staging, development, Docker deployments or whatever: configuring your apps won’t be a factor anymore. Let’s start!

Being a huge fan of Alpine Linux, I'm using it in a lot of my built Docker images. The resulting images are very small and minimal, so ideal for containerized environments.

Recently I wanted to build Docker images for a dated project. But Alpine's package manager apk failed, and the reason surprised me.