Django is typically used with a SQL database. There's a fork of Django called non-rel that works with mongo but it's not actively developed any longer. Instead you can access mongo from a Django view via the standard mongo python library but you won't be able to use Django's models or admin. Those are pretty dependent on a SQL database.
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