Using RabbitMQ with Django to get information from internal servers
You need the following two programs running at all times:

The producer, which will populate the queue. This is the program that will collect the various messages and then post them on the queue.
The consumer, which will process messages from the queue. This consumer's job is to read the message and do something with it; so that it is processed and removed from the queue. The function that this consumer does is entirely up to you, but what you want to do in this scenario is write information from the message to a database model; the same database that is part of your django app.

As the producer pushes messages and the consumer removes them from the queue, your database will get updated.
On the django side, the process is simply to filter this database and display records for a particular machine. As such, django does not need to be aware of how the records are being populated in the database - all django is doing is fetching, filtering, sending to the template and rendering the views.
The question comes how best (well actually, easily) populate the databases.  You can do it the traditional way, by using Python's well documentation DB-API and write your own SQL statements; but since celery is so well integrated with django - you can use the django's ORM to do this work for you as well.
I hope this gets you going in the right direction.
I've been trying to make a decision about my student project before going further. The main idea is get disk usage data, active linux user data, and so on from multiple internal server and publish them with Django. 
Before I came to RabbitMQ I was thinking about developing a client application for each linux server and geting this data through a socket. But I want to make that student project simple. Also, I don't know how difficult it is to make a socket connection via Django.
So, I thought I could solve my problem with RabbitMQ without socket programming. Basically, I send a message to rabbit queue. Then get whatever I want from the consumer server.
On the Django side, the client will select one of the internal servers and click the "details" button. Then I want to show this information on web page.
I already read almost all documentation about rabbitmq, celery and pika. Sending messages to all internal servers(clients) and the calculation of information that I want to get is OKAY but I can't figure out how I can put this data on a webpage with Django?
How would you figure out that problem if you were me?
Thank you.