On 12/21/06 2:44 AM, Simon Willison wrote:
I'm genuinely extremely interested in finding a robust pure-Python application server that I can use for Django stuff - but at the moment my priority is keeping my site up. Python needs an answer to Mongrel!
A number of people have made this same assertion, and I'm a bit curious about it. Is there a reason that using Apache/mod_python as the app server and nginx/perlbal as a distributor is somehow less effective than a pure-Python solution?
My gut tells me that having Apache handle all the transport layer stuff in C is bound to be faster, and perlbal/mod_python has worked *fabulously* for me.
Of course, more options are always better, but I'm very curious about what improvements you envision getting out of a pure-Python web stack.
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