Setting Up Asynchronous Task Processing in Django with Celery, Redis, and Flower

Asynchronous task processing is crucial for web applications that need to handle long-running or resource-intensive tasks. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the steps of setting up Django with Celery, Redis, and Flower to manage asynchronous tasks, using a webhook as an example. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a Django app that […]

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Django Multiple Database Apps: Managing Cross-DB Relationships

When working with Django, it’s common to use multiple databases for different purposes. In larger applications, one database might store user data, while another database stores blog content, for example. However, when you need to establish relationships between models stored in different databases (a cross-database relationship), things get tricky since Django does not natively support

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Webhooks – HTTP based callback functions

A webhook is also known as a “reverse API.” It is a tool that enables one system or application to communicate and deliver real-time notifications about a specific event to another system or application. Webhook working mechanism is simple, Let’s understand it using below architecture diagram which differentiate between pooling (API) vs Webhook. Below is

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