Modernizing Python Apps and Data on Azure Part 2: Migrating Data

Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

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In this article, we demonstrate how to set up an Azure PostgreSQL database, migrate the app’s data to Azure, and ensure the application still works.

Here we set up an Azure PostgreSQL database, migrate our local PostgreSQL database to Azure Database for PostgreSQL, and connect our on-premises app to our cloud database. Then, we run the Django app locally while connected to the Azure Postgres database.

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Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira

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Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira is a senior freelance software developer who lives with his lovely wife Luciana and his little buddy and stepson Kauê in Guarulhos, Brazil, is co-founder of the Brazilian TV Guide TV Map and currently works for Alura Cursos Online .

He is often working with serious, enterprise projects, although in spare time he's trying to write fun Code Project articles involving JavaScript, WPF, Silverlight, XNA, HTML5 canvas, Windows Phone app development, game development and music.

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