Organizing Django + Static Website Folder Hierarchy
I'm currently working on developing a personal Django site that will consist of various technologies / subdomains. My main page(s) will be Django, with a blog.blah.com subdomain that runs wordpress, and several other subdomains for projects (project1.blah.com, project2.blah.com), that are static HTML files (created with Sphinx).
I'm having a lot of trouble organizing my file hierarchy and web server configurations. I'm currently running Apache on port 8080 which serves the Django stuff via mod_wsgi, and I use NGINX on port 80 to handle requests and proxying.
Here's my current filesystem layout. NOTE: I run ALL websites under a single user account.
blah@blah:~$ tree
.
`-- sites
|-- blah.org
| |-- logs
| |-- blah
| | |-- apache
| | | |-- blah.conf
| | | `-- blah.wsgi
| | |-- INSTALL
| | |-- nginx
| | | `-- blah.conf
| | |-- blah
| | | |-- app1
| | | | `-- models.py
| | | |-- app2
| | | | `开发者_Python百科-- models.py
| | | |-- manage.py
| | | |-- settings.py
| | | `-- urls.py
| | `-- README
| `-- private
`-- blah2.org
Can anyone help me figure out where to place files for a best-practices type of deployment? The structure above ONLY contains my Django code. I've got no idea where to put my static content files (eg: html subdomain sites), and my other services (eg: wordpress stuff).
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bonus points if you show off your directory structure.
I put my stuff in /srv/www/blah.org/ like this:
-- blah.org
| -- media
| -- amedia
| -- templates
| -- blah
| django app
...
| -- settings.py
| -- config
| -- crontab
| -- blag.org.conf (nginx)
| -- manage.py
Then I confiugure static /media/ and /amedia/ with nginx and proxy everything else to gunicorn serving django.
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