Move over mod_python, here comes mod_wsgi.

http://blog.micropledge.com/2007/09/the-up-and-coming-mod_wsgi/

by benhoyt • 19 years ago

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leisuresuit• 19 years ago

or instead use lighttpd with FastCGI and web.py. something like this... http://webpy.org/recommended_setup

falsestprophet• 19 years ago

Even reddit, the developers of web.py, aren't using it anymore.

kevinl• 19 years ago

How do you know it? Http header viewer shows Reddit use lighttpd/1.4.13.

cdr• 19 years ago

I've been using mod_wsgi for some time (I think trac recommended it). Interesting that this blog post is getting so much attention.

For apache (and I'm a fan of apache) it doesn't get any better.

inklesspen• 19 years ago

I use mod_proxy to reverse-proxy to paste.httpserver. Much better, IMHO.

mattculbreth• 19 years ago

I've recently used nginx to reverse-proxy and load balance to both paste and mongrel. Much easier setup. If you're doing a custom app I tend to think this is better than running a big Apache up front.

tocomment2• 19 years ago

Can someone just settle Apache vs Lighthttpd for me :-)

Move over mod_python, here comes mod_wsgi.

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