frappe-ops-deployment

Frappe production deployment with bench uses Nginx for reverse proxying and Supervisor for process management. This setup correctly handles gunicorn, socketio routing, and static files while ensuring safe operation under real traffic.

Configuring SSL for Frappe is best done using Let’s Encrypt automation. This enforces HTTPS, manages certificate renewal, and secures your ERPNext production deployment against insecure traffic.

Yes, Docker Compose supports production-grade Frappe deployment. It provides a containerized architecture using frappe_docker patterns, ensuring correct process separation and preventing exposure of internal service ports.

DNS-based multitenancy for ERPNext is configured via Nginx server-block generation. This routes requests based on domain names, allowing multiple sites to run safely on a single Frappe production deployment.

Required Frappe security hardening includes configuring firewall rules, fail2ban, and Redis authentication. It also mandates non-root operation and correct process separation to prevent insecure production deployments.

Local Frappe Docker setups break under real traffic due to missing reverse proxy WebSocket routing, skipped SSL, or misconfigured process management. Production deployments require correct Nginx and Supervisor configurations to handle traffic safely.