Summary

In this chapter, we had a high-level overview of how to set up a Django application using Docker. We took a boilerplate template that had Postgres, Redis, Django, Celery, and Celery Beat to run the service locally using Docker. We have not deep-dived into the topics because Docker itself is a vast topic and it is expected that you have some understanding of Docker so that you can use this chapter as a reference to set up your project.

In the next chapter, we shall focus on how we can implement a CI pipeline using GitHub Actions, setting up Git hooks, and using version control with different branching strategies. We shall also discuss a few points on how to set up a code review process.