Add deployment instructions for Debian 11 Host#1373
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Add deployment instructions for Debian 11 Host#1373buff0k wants to merge 9 commits intolaws-africa:masterfrom
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Added instructions on how to deploy Indigo on a Debian 11 LXC Container, VM or bare-metal host. Tested with similar functionality to the currently recommended dokku deployment. I hope that this helps someone not familiar with Django to get a working instance without relying on dokku.
Final implementations for Debian 11 Production as root (Suited to LXC and/or to deploy your own Dockerfile form these steps)
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Added instructions on how to deploy Indigo on a Debian 11 LXC Container, VM or bare-metal host. Tested with similar functionality to the currently recommended dokku deployment.
I hope that this helps someone not familiar with Django to get a working instance without relying on dokku.