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It’s not. This is not what Django is built for, at all.
Using one thread per host you’d like to monitor isn’t a very good idea either (whichever language you elect to use).
You’ll get better performance using a few worker processes and asynchronous processing.
If you’re willing to use Python, you might want to investigate using the following frameworks:
If you intended to use Django for its DB ORM, then you could use SQLAlchemy (or wrappers around it, such as Elixir) instead.
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