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I work for Azure on the Python advocacy team, and have been working on a branch of this project that adds support for deploying to Azure (App Service + PostgreSQL + Cache for Redis + Storage).
It uses infrastructure-as-code (Bicep files, similar to Terraform) with the Azure Developer CLI tool, so in theory, a developer just has to login to Azure and issue the "azd up" command.
Is there interest in adding use_azure to the project? If so, I can add tests to my branch and prepare a pull request. If not, I can maintain it as a fork.
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I work for Azure on the Python advocacy team, and have been working on a branch of this project that adds support for deploying to Azure (App Service + PostgreSQL + Cache for Redis + Storage).
You can see changes here:
https://github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter-django/compare/master...pamelafox:cookiecutter-django:azure?expand=1
It uses infrastructure-as-code (Bicep files, similar to Terraform) with the Azure Developer CLI tool, so in theory, a developer just has to login to Azure and issue the "azd up" command.
Is there interest in adding use_azure to the project? If so, I can add tests to my branch and prepare a pull request. If not, I can maintain it as a fork.
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