[man5quid]

Very neat, I used to use django + docker in production myself but we handled deployments via circleci. Essentially the build version would be published into consul and circle ci would handle the generation of a new build version from git. The only crappy part was docker tooling breaking our builds every other week. We relied on some homebuilt code that handled publishes to the docker registry and updating our consul cluster. That being said we never included the database in our deployment strategy and relied on it up and working 24/7. Also consul was a constant pain in the ass.