Django was initially developed between 2003 and 2005 by a web team who were responsible for creating and maintaining newspaper websites. After creating a number of sites, the team began to factor out and reuse lots of common code and design patterns. This common code evolved into a generic web development framework, which was open-sourced as the Django project in July 2005. Django has continued to grow and improve, from its first milestone release (1.0) in September 2008 through to the recently-released version 3.1 (2020). Each release has added new functionality and bug fixes, ranging from support for new types of databases, template engines, and caching, through to the addition of view functions and classes (which reduce the amount of code that developers have to write for a number of programming tasks).

Requirements

• You must have the basic knowledge of the operation system.
• Because visualization is so important in AWS, you should be familiar with it.
• All operations require a cloud platform that includes networking, as it is a necessary component.
• Knowing the difference between a public and a private cloud is essential.
• Last but not least, you must have a fundamental understanding of coding.