Building a Django‑Based Operations Management Platform: Architecture, Modules, and Monitoring

Django Working Principle

When a web server receives an HTTP request, Django uses its URL dispatcher to route the request to the appropriate view function, which interacts with models to access data, renders a template, and returns an HTTP response that the server sends back to the browser.

Project Overview

The graduation project is an operations‑management platform built with Django, organized into several independent apps for distinct functions.

1. User Registration and Login

Views, templates, and registration pages are implemented as shown.

2. Home Page

The home page view and template render the main dashboard.

Home page screenshot:

3. Server Asset Information Storage and Front‑End Display

Models define the asset schema, Django admin is used for data entry, and views/templates present the data on the front end.

4. Server Performance Monitoring

Views invoke a custom image.sh script to collect performance metrics, which are displayed via templates.

5. Server Batch Management

Batch operations are handled through views that execute Ansible playbooks, with corresponding templates for user interaction.

The entire platform was developed independently, serving as a comprehensive demonstration of Django‑based backend development for operations management.