Does anyone know of a good Django equivalent of Capistrano/Webistrano?
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I googled around for a simple formula, and then created my own at: http://www.sandelman.ca/mcr/blog/2011/03/02#deploying_django_applications_with_capistrano
now at: http://www.sandelman.ca/mcr/blog/ruby-on-rails/deploying_django_applications_with_capistrano/ I switched to jekyll. May the links not change again.
Fabric is a Python-based application deployment system. It can be used to deploy Django projects.
Capistrano (and therefore Webistrano) can be used for pretty much any deployment, so long as you use SSH. Capistrano is Rails-ready out-of-the-box but it can easily be configured to deploy PHP, Django, Java...whatever really.
Capistrano is a Ruby application so you'll need to have Ruby (and the required Gems) installed to run it.
Webistrano is a Rails application and you can run this locally or deploy it to a server if you wish.