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I was trying to install gospider and other tools,I get this error

I use Django and I want update many records of my model by using a calculation like in SQL like that :

I have to create a plugin for Grafana. For that i cloned the code from Github and followed this. I have managed to build the grafana but having issue in running the server. I am getting the error

Background: a few static webpages share the same header. I am going to highlight the active header item by judging its state (in the Go template), with

How do I execute different updates on different fields of a single document as a single operation using java driver? Suppose I have a document like this

My UpdateView does not save to local DB upon clicking Submit button.

views.py

I searched for a simple answer to this question but couldn't really find any.
This question somewhat looks like it, but not quit the same so here it is.

Let's say I have a custom update method inside my Django model.

I have two UpdateViews, one works and the other doesn't... Please see Update IV

The working model is:

views.py

Yesterday, I created this post: DjangoRestFramework browsable api looks different locally vs when deployed on server?

Basically, when I did python manage.py runserver, this showed up:

But after I deployed it to AWS (eb deploy), this is what I see when I access the site:

The answer to the post above mentioned that it is because my static files were missing. So I searched how to deploy static files on AWS and came across this tutorial: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create-deploy-python-django.html#python-django-update-app

Under the "Create a Site Administrator" section, it mentions that in order to serve static files, I must first define STATIC_ROOT in settings.py (so I did: STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "ebdjangoapp/static/")) and then I did eb deploy. However, the site still looks the same as the 2nd image (without static files). I then tried doing python manage.py collectstatic (this created the static folder with the rest_framework directory inside it, containing the css files etc.) and then did eb deploy again but the site stil looks the same as the 2nd image.

How come the static files still aren't showing up?

Note, I searched around and came across this post: Django app deployment not loading static files and the answer says:

"You then need to serve settings.STATIC_ROOT at settings.STATIC_URL via your web server of choice, very commonly nginx as a reverse proxy behind your Apache-mod_wsgi app server."

But I have no idea how web servers (nginx, reverse proxy, Apache-mod_wsgi) works. I have a Django app I run locally with python manage.py runserver, and I have AWS elastic beanstalk. I deploy my Django app to AWS by doing eb deploy. What steps do I need to take in order for the static files to appear on deployment (assuming I don't know how to configure nginx, reverse proxy etc.).?