Development of a Hydroponic System in Django

Objective:

Create a simple CRUD application in Django that allows managing a hydroponic system.

Endpoint to manage the hydroponic system:
- Enable the user to create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) information about their hydroponic systems.
- Each hydroponic system should be assigned to a user (owner).
- Data validation should be added in accordance with Django REST Framework guidelines.
Endpoint to manage measurements:
- Allow sending sensor data (pH, water temperature, TDS) to the existing hydroponic system.
- Measurements should be saved in the database.
Retrieving information about systems and measurements:
- Users should be able to get a list of their hydroponic systems.
- All data retrieval methods should allow data filtering (time range, value range).
- These methods should also provide options for sorting results by selected parameters.
- Where needed, data pagination should be implemented.
- Ability to fetch details of a specific system, including the last 10 measurements.
User login endpoint:
- System for user authorization and authentication.

The application should be written in Django using Django REST Framework.
Use a PostgreSQL database. Database queries should be optimized.
The code should comply with PEP8 standards. API documentation.
Source code documentation.
A README.md file with installation, configuration, and application launch instructions.

The project should be available in a public repository on GitHub or GitLab.
Use of good programming practices, unit tests, and Docker/Kubernetes configuration is welcomed.
Evaluation will focus on code cleanliness, project structure, adherence to SOLID principles, and efficiency of solutions.
A good addition would be using version control (Git) properly, with consideration for commit names and frequency.
Adding development tools, e.g., via Django Admin, would be a strong bonus.
The project structure should be clear and easily extendable.