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Django settings will be managed by environment variables. `django-environ` works well for this and can parse the DATABASE_URL connection string. This chart expects SECRET_KEY and DATABASE_URL variables.
Kubernetes works best when it is able to determine application health. You Django app should have a `/_health/` view such as
Kubernetes works best when it is able to determine application health. Your Django app should have a `/_health/` view such as
```
def health(request):
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# Tips
- Do you really need kubernetes? It's very complex.
- Don't use helm without [helm diff](https://github.com/databus23/helm-diff). One typo will wipe your app without warning otherwise.
- Use [helm diff](https://github.com/databus23/helm-diff). One typo will wipe your app without warning otherwise.
- While supported, I don't suggest running stateful services like PostgreSQL in kubernetes. Upgrades will likely involve downtime or extensive and arcane knowledge.
- It's fine to use this chart as a reference for your own chart instead of directly using it.
- I don't publish versions or changelogs at this time. You should probably fork this repo.
## Managing environment variables and secrets