The simplest way to deploy Django nowadays is uwsgi. It can do everything, including serving static files with good performance. Setting up some routes, the vi

The simplest way to deploy Django nowadays is uwsgi. It can do everything, including serving static files with good performance. Setting up some routes, the virtual environment, and env variables is a breeze. It's easy to test locally to see if it's breaking, and trivial to restart. uWSGI is a pretty amazing piece of tech. A small binary which can do practically everything you need out a web server, really fast, and simple to configure.