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- Summarize the key steps in the deployment process.
- What went well?
I was able to deploy and get the app working after my 3rd try, there weren't too many bugs to figure out.
- What challenges did you face?
I initially had trouble getting the personal notes to work and had bugs regarding my migrations.
- How far did you get?
I was able to complete the notes app and deploy it to Heroku.
- We have utilized docs from several different projects over the course of this Sprint.
- Which docs did you think were the most helpful?
I think the DJ-Database-URL doc ended up being most useful
- Name one or two specific things about this resource that you think sets it apart from other docs you have referenced in the past.

This doc was useful because it allowed me to see what was needed for installation all the way to usage.
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Your finished project must include all of the following requirements:

  • A link to your Djorg project repo
    -- No link supplied
  • A link to your live site, if you were able to deploy
    -- No link supplied
  • Completed summary of your deployment process in DeploymentExperiences.md
    -- You have questions answered in a file called DeploymentExperience.md; however, it does not follow the guidelines set forth in the directions. An image was supplied with dummy text on what a summary ought to look like. We need a couple complete paragraphs that talk about the answers you have supplied in a professional writing style. Answering questions is a good starting point, but you need to write an actual essay regarding your experience.

MVP not met.



My Deployment Process by Joseph Chretien

This week's Sprint was a challenge in the non-traditional sense. More than an excersize in learning a new framework, this Sprint and project was an excersize in following very precise directions. A few of my biggest challenges I recall were making sure I was in the correct shell and making sure my user information was up to date. On my first attempt to deploy I failed becuase my setting in the Heroku app under Config Vars were not set correctly. The following time I tried, to deploy, my code was not saved after making minor changes and the build failed yet again. After realizing that I'd have to double and tripple check all my settings and code to complete a successful build I tried for a third time and completed the Sprint by launching a successful build of the notes app.
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This challenge allows you to practice the concepts and techniques learned over the past week and apply them in a concrete project. This Sprint explored the basics of Django. During this Sprint, you studied how to setup a Django project, build a REST API, and use token authorization. In your challenge this week, you will demonstrate proficiency by taking the application that you built over the course of this week and deploying it! Getting your application out there is a great way to learn, shake out bugs,
and get feedback as you can share it with others.

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## Instructions

**Read these instructions carefully. Understand exactly what is expected _before_ starting this Sprint Challenge.**
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- A short paragraph describing the steps you took to implement logs, saved in `LoggingExperiences.md`. Include some of the statements you wrote to generate logs from within your application.
- A screenshot that show logs being viewed from the terminal.
- A second screenshot that shows logs being fetched with filtering arguments. Try fetching with filters at least two times, using different filters each time.

PROJECT LINKS BELOW

https://joseph-lambda-app.herokuapp.com/ - deployed app


https://github.com/JGolden25/Intro-Django - DJORG project repo