Understanding Django Monitoring: Metrics, Logs, System Design
Many Django applications run for a long time "just fine." Requests come in, data is processed, responses go out. As long as nothing is obviously broken, the system feels stable.
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Many Django applications run for a long time "just fine." Requests come in, data is processed, responses go out. As long as nothing is obviously broken, the system feels stable.
Many Django projects start pragmatically. A few models, a few views, maybe a serializer – and everything works. The problem only becomes apparent later: The logic gets distributed uncontrollably throughout the code, making it increasingly difficult to understand where what actually happens.