Haki Benita • 7/6/2017

How to Manage Concurrency in Django Models

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This technical article addresses concurrency problems in Django web applications, using a bank account model example. It illustrates a common race condition scenario and provides a detailed solution using Django's transaction.atomic() and select_for_update() for pessimistic locking to ensure data consistency when multiple users access the same resource simultaneously.

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