I use Django... The Django ORM is built in and does everything i need.
I use Salt... Which has native support for using the Django ORM which I'm already using.
And ... For some extra icing on the cake. I like doing things in an SOA which has a wonderful recipe in Django + Django REST Framework + Django ROA (The original https://bitbucket.org/david/django-roa/overview and one of its most promising forks https://github.com/charles-vdulac/django-roa)
With this, I can take a codebase, split off a particular chunk of the code, wrap it as an API with Django Rest Framework, then hook the rest of the service up to use the newly separated 'service' via Django ROA which lets Django work with the REST Api via the native ORM ... REST as a database!
I use Django... The Django ORM is built in and does everything i need. I use Salt... Which has native support for using the Django ORM which I'm already using.
And ... For some extra icing on the cake. I like doing things in an SOA which has a wonderful recipe in Django + Django REST Framework + Django ROA (The original https://bitbucket.org/david/django-roa/overview and one of its most promising forks https://github.com/charles-vdulac/django-roa) With this, I can take a codebase, split off a particular chunk of the code, wrap it as an API with Django Rest Framework, then hook the rest of the service up to use the newly separated 'service' via Django ROA which lets Django work with the REST Api via the native ORM ... REST as a database!