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README.md

Openshift GeoDjango Cartridge

[Version 1.0.0 - 08/07/2014]

The following was an experiment on the inner workings of the PaaS OpenShift. The following cartridge is installable as is, but will not allow one to run a functional django project so be warned!

Though there are quickstart Python 3/Django 1.6 cartridges and quickstarts, I did not come across any functional GeoDjango cartridges/quickstarts. This cartridge aims to remediate this. Included are the following components

  • GeoDjango
  • PostgreSQL Extensions
    • PostGIS
    • Tiger
  • GeoIP

as well as a template GeoDjango project (setup with dj-static and gunicorn for quick startup.