uWSGI Options — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
uWSGI Options¶ This is an automatically generated reference list of the uWSGI options. It is the same output you can get via the --help option. This page is probably the worst way to understand uWSGI for newbies. If you are still learning how the project works, you should read the various quickstarts and tutorials. Each option has the following attributes: argument: it is the struct option (used b
The uWSGI Emperor – multi-app deployment — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
The uWSGI Emperor – multi-app deployment¶ If you need to deploy a big number of apps on a single server, or a group of servers, the Emperor mode is just the ticket. It is a special uWSGI instance that will monitor specific events and will spawn/stop/reload instances (known as vassals, when managed by an Emperor) on demand. By default the Emperor will scan specific directories for supported (.ini,
How to Deploy Python WSGI Applications Using uWSGI Web Server with Nginx | DigitalOcean
TutorialHow to Deploy Python WSGI Applications Using uWSGI Web Server with Nginx Introduction As introduced in our Python Web Server Comparison article, uWSGI is a vast project, capable of doing much more than serving web applications alone. However, its wide array of functionality, combined with relative ease of configuring it, make it an excellent choice for many deployment needs– especially whe
The uWSGI Emperor – multi-app deployment — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
The uWSGI Emperor – multi-app deployment¶ If you need to deploy a big number of apps on a single server, or a group of servers, the Emperor mode is just the ticket. It is a special uWSGI instance that will monitor specific events and will spawn/stop/reload instances (known as vassals, when managed by an Emperor) on demand. By default the Emperor will scan specific directories for supported (.ini,
Multiple Django and Flask Sites with Nginx and uWSGI Emperor - tghw.com
Posted May 16, 2012 I like Python, a lot. I'm one of those people who would use it all the time if they could, especially for web development. Which is convenient, since I'm currently working on my own company. One of the drawbacks of using Python, though, has always been getting it to play nicely with web servers. I've never been completely happy with the options out there: mod_python, mod_wsgi,
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Adding applications dynamically — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
Adding applications dynamically¶ NOTE: this is not the best approach for hosting multiple applications. You’d better to run a uWSGI instance for each app. You can start the uWSGI server without configuring an application. To load a new application you can use these variables in the uwsgi packet: UWSGI_SCRIPT – pass the name of a WSGI script defining an application callable or UWSGI_MODULE and UWSG
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The uWSGI FastRouter — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
My supervisord config for uWSGI Emperor + Fast Router. Please notice that the priority for the FastRouter must be greater than the one for the Emperor.
[uWSGI] Can an emperor use vassals mounted at different mountpoints?
uWSGI: --master with --emperor spawns two emperors
Massive “secure†Hosting with the Emperor and Linux Namespaces, AKA “Improving unbit.it and pythonanywhere.com†— uWSGI 2.0 documentation
Apache support — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
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