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It might be better take a standard well known image and install the software. The Ubuntu installation is quick and easy. In my case I’ve had no trouble using the ubuntu-maverick-10.10-amd64-server AMI from Canonical to build up a Pylons stack. For your requirements you could start with this AMI and then using
sudo tasksel --section server
and selecting the LAMP components (space-bar to select) you get Apache and MySQL. Then
sudo apt-get install python-django python-django-doc
gets you Django. See more details here.
Of course custom configuration is another matter — which for my level of Apache experience is a slow process.
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[This worked for me, so, adding it as one of the answers]
I wasted nearly 4-5 hours after using bitniami djangostack AMI, finally got my django project working using this guide:
saltycrane.com/blog/2008/08/notes-django-and-mysql-amazons-ec2
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