Developing your Django app in Docker can be very convenient. Running Django in Docker can create some problems and make what was once easy difficult. In this tutorial, well look at how PyCharm comes to the rescue with its remote interpreter and Docker integration to make it easy to debug a containerized Django app. By the end of this tutorial, you should be able to configure Docker settings, set up a Remote Interpreter, and create a Run/Debug configuration to debug a Django app running inside of Docker. Follow the steps to configure Docker settings and Docker Compose as a remote interpreter to debug your Django app. Additionally, this tutorial uses PyCharm Professional Edition v2021.2.2.
