Hmm, where to start? The internet should provide many examples of doing
this, and there are even fairly well-written packages that do so, some of
them in python. There are *lots* of ETL solutions available now, including
the king of batch ingestion - Airflow (written in Python).
But, it depends
On Wed, Jul 12, 2023 at 3:38 AM David Nugent wrote:
>
> It depends on what you want to do. Simply gathering data and scooping it into
> a db does not require Django, which will probably not help much in this
> regard other than defining models/tables for your db and supporting
> migrations.
>
It depends on what you want to do. Simply gathering data and scooping it
into a db does not require Django, which will probably not help much in
this regard other than defining models/tables for your db and supporting
migrations.
If you want to provide web views or an API for this data, you're
Greetings
It seems to me that Django together with a database (I'm thinking of
using postgresql)
would make a good fit for rolling a datalogger for some sensors.
Am I complicating things needlessly?
Is there another path?
Please advise
TIA
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