Django + DRF + Celery: execute celery_task.delay() only after database transaction completed (model.save() reached the database)

I tried to use the on_commit method as they tell us in the docs, but I still get ModelDoesNotExistError inside the task launched via delay().

views.py:

class SomeViewset(viewsets.ModelViewset):
    ...
    @action(detail=True, methods=['post'])
    def some_action(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        m = MyModel()

        with transaction.atomic():
            m.save()
            transaction.on_commit(lambda:
                                      my_fav_task.delay(m.id, param2, param3))
        return Response({"success": True, "operation_id": m.id}, status=status.HTTP_200_OK)

tasks.py:

@shared_task
def my_fav_task(operation_id, **params):
    print(operation_id)  # We get new id
    print(MyModel.objects.all())  # No newly created object here
    operation = MyModel.objects.get(id=operation_id)  # Error here

My problem was in not obvious usage of different databases between celery and django. Seems that docker containers executing this processes created local db each for their own, because I unwillingly used standard db.sqlite3 without special sharing it. After changing DB settings to postgre, which was running in another container, the following pattern worked:

from django.db import transactions

@transaction.atomic
def view(request):
    m = MyModel()
    m.save()
    # Execute celery task only after database changes (m.save())
    transaction.on_commit(lambda: my_fav_task.delay(m.id, param2, param3))
    return Response({"success": True, "operation_id": m.id}, status=status.HTTP_200_OK)