django-anymail VS django-prometheus

I would strongly suggest that you take a look at the django-anymail package. Using it will allow you to be able to swap between ESPs (if you are no longer please by their services) without having to refactor your code (switching packages/sdk). It has been a big time saver in a project of mine and the maintainer of the package responds quickly to any issues or questions you might have.

Once you switch to a transactional email service provider like mailgun, sendgrid or SES (as others have suggested), also take a look at the django anymail project: https://anymail.dev/ for a super seamless integration.

Popular answers include DRF, django-extensions, anymail, allauth and the DJDT.

I use django-anymail as the email backend. It hooks into Django and allows you to easily swap in and swap out different email providers. That way you're provider agnostic and can avoid vendor lock-in. Did Sendgrid hike their prices? Change three lines of code and use Amazon SES.

We have a Django Graphene app working, and are gather Prometheus telemetry to monitor our end points. We are leveraging the Django Prometheus Middle Ware and are able to get telemetry and view it via Grafana. This all works and is awesome.

Thank you in advance.

[0] - https://github.com/korfuri/django-prometheus

Prometheus stores data in a custom format and provides it's own metrics SDK's. Uriel Corfa has done the heavy lifting for us by writing an app which hooks into the Django middleware, ORM and cache layer and automatically exposes metrics generalized metrics. All you need to do is to install and configure django-prometheus.

[2] https://github.com/korfuri/django-prometheus/blob/master/doc...