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How to change the gunicorn/nginx to use python3 instead of python2 (django template)

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How to change the gunicorn/nginx to use python3 instead of python2 (django template)

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alvaromarianorodriguezbeni April 23, 2019

I mean, I need gunicorn to use python3

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jarland April 23, 2019

Greetings!

Great question. If the one-click image doesn’t provide you with the versions you need, it may make more sense to build a new stack on top of a blank slate (a droplet using a base OS image). We have a tutorial here for setting up Django on Ubuntu 18 that may help:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-the-django-web-framework-on-ubuntu-18-04

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How To Install the Django Web Framework on Ubuntu 18.04
by Justin Ellingwood
by Kathleen Juell
Django is a full-featured Python web framework for developing dynamic websites and applications. Using Django, you can quickly create Python web applications and rely on the framework to do a good deal of the heavy lifting. In this guide, you will get Django up and running on an Ubuntu 18.04 server. After installation, you will start a new project to use as the basis for your site.
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