What is Django ?
Django is not far from being a python Framework that is made for web applications.
In recent times years people have always choose JavaScript over any web applications but with Django you can do many things as it is python supported making it much versatile.
In this post I am going to explain what is Django Header and how you can add two domain in web applications project.

Step of how Django Uses the Host Header
Routing Requests: Django’s URL dispatcher uses the Host header to route incoming requests to the appropriate views or applications.
This allows you to serve different content based on the domain or subdomain requested by the client.

Multi-Tenancy: In scenarios where you’re building a multi-tenant application with Django, the Host header helps in identifying which tenant or client is making the request.
This enables you to dynamically serve content specific to each tenant.

Subdomain Routing: If your Django project involves serving content on different subdomains (e.g., blog.example.com, shop.example.com), the Host header assists in directing requests to the corresponding Django apps or views handling those subdomains.
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