AWS Elastic Beanstalk部署Django遇502错误及模块缺失求助

1. Confirm Your Django Project's WSGI Module Path #

The error shows Elastic Beanstalk is attempting to load ebdjango.wsgi, but your project's actual WSGI module is named differently. Based on your repository structure, the Django project folder is assignment, so the correct WSGI path should be assignment.wsgi.

2. Update Elastic Beanstalk's WSGI Path Setting #

• Navigate to your Elastic Beanstalk environment's Configuration tab.
• Under the Software section, locate the WSGI Path field.
• Replace the default value (likely ebdjango/wsgi.py) with assignment/wsgi.py.
• Save the configuration and redeploy your application.

3. Check .ebextensions Configuration for Hardcoded Paths #

If you're using a .ebextensions folder with a config file (e.g., django.config), ensure it doesn't reference the incorrect WSGI path. Look for lines like:

option_settings:
  aws:elasticbeanstalk:container:python:
    WSGIPath: ebdjango/wsgi.py

Modify this line to use assignment/wsgi.py if present.

4. Validate Deployment Bundle Structure #

Ensure your deployment zip file follows the correct structure:

• Root of the zip contains manage.py
• Root contains the assignment folder (with wsgi.py, settings.py, etc.)
• Root contains requirements.txt

Avoid nesting all project files inside an extra folder (e.g., don't wrap everything in an assignment-practical-swe folder within the zip).

5. Verify Dependencies in requirements.txt #

Double-check that requirements.txt includes Django==4.2.6 and all other necessary packages. Elastic Beanstalk needs to install Django correctly to locate the WSGI module.

After applying these changes, redeploy your application and check the web.stdout.log to confirm the error is resolved.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Wave Metric