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I had created a web application.Front end is created by ReactJS and back-end(server side)is created by Django framework,

Here I am using PostgreSQL database.

The application is successfully running on my local machine by running both python manage.py runserver and npm start at a time in my terminal.

I need to deploy my entire app on google cloud using compute engine.

I already purchased a domain. I don't know how to connect these 2 platforms(Django and ReactJS) in cloud. if anyone knows deploy Django go as server-side and react as front-end in GooleCloud (using compute engine)

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    This question is very broad, and not necessarily Django related. You should at least try to do it yourself at first. Check out medium.com/@zackliutju/… Commented Sep 5, 2019 at 12:29

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Even though your question is a bit broad, I think you may find these resources useful:

  • Getting started with Django [1]. You can compare the 4 main options to use Django in GCP.
  • Django Certified by Bitnami [2] is a ready to use pre-configured Django environment that deploys all the Compute Engine resources you need.
  • You can find more information on the Bitnami Django Stack For Google Cloud Platform here [3]

You could start using one of the pre-configured solutions and customize the VM by installing what you need afterwards. Or start with a blank VM and configure everything from scratch [4].

In a more general sense, this guide “Serving websites” [5] is a very good read to better understand all the options you have within Google Cloud Platform to host a website; more specifically, the section “Using virtual machines with Compute Engine” [6].

I’m assuming that you already know how to get Django and ReactJS work together, as you did it already in your local machine. I hope these articles are useful for you.

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