> Yeah, I've read that paper -- it looks like an investigation, but it > seems to have no conclusion which could help me to make a right design > decision. (...) > I don't use any Django templating (Mako instead) -- should I still > avoid creating multiple threads in my Django instance? I think that nobody can tell you that this will be thread safe or not. You have to try it yourself. In my case I had some strange errors that don't appear when running applications with only one thread per process. I don't know exactly why these errors appear- I mean this might be related to django itself or to some external applications I use (eg. django multilingual).
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