Deploying applications to Heroku becomes a breeze with these five essential commands in your arsenal. From logging in to managing deployments, these commands will streamline your deployment process and help you unleash the full potential of Heroku's cloud platform.

1. heroku login: With this command, you can securely access your Heroku account from the command prompt. Enter your credentials and gain authenticated access to manage your applications, configurations, and deployments hassle-free.

2. heroku create: This command creates a new Heroku app for your Django project. It initializes a new Git repository and adds a remote named "heroku" to your local repository. Running heroku create in your project directory sets up the necessary configuration for deployment.

3. git push heroku main: Once you have made the necessary changes to your Django project and committed them to your Git repository, you can use this command to deploy your application to Heroku. It pushes your code to the Heroku remote, triggering the deployment process.

4. heroku run pythonmanage.pymigrate: After deploying your Django app, you need to apply any pending database migrations on the Heroku server. Running this command executes the database migrations on the Heroku platform, ensuring that the database schema is up to date.

5. heroku config:set <KEY>=<VALUE>: Heroku uses environment variables to store configuration settings for your application. You can use this command to set environment variables on the Heroku server. For example, heroku config:set DEBUG=False sets the DEBUG variable to False on Heroku.

Bonus:

1. heroku logs --tail: This command allows you to view the logs of your application running on Heroku in real-time. It shows the output of your application, including any error messages or debugging information. Running heroku logs --tail helps you monitor the behaviour of your app on the Heroku platform.

Depending on your project's requirements, you may need to use additional commands for tasks such as managing add-ons, scaling dynos, or accessing the Heroku command-line interface (CLI). In case you have any questions or recommendations, kindly put them in the comment section. Happy deployment!