FYI, Nginx + uWSGI is what DotCloud uses for its Python hosting (HAProxy for
load balancing): http://docs.dotcloud.com/components/python/
On Tuesday, March 15, 2011 3:11:53 PM UTC-4, pbreit wrote:
> I just switched from Cherokee to Nginx but have not investigated load
> balancing yet. Is Rocket
I just switched from Cherokee to Nginx but have not investigated load
balancing yet. Is Rocket necessary? I have a Nginx/uWSGI setup. I posted my
install Fabfile on another thread.
web2py user Jay at PyCon really convinced to look into nginex. It is
an amazing server, fast, easy to configure and can do load balancing:
http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxHttpUpstreamModule
Just start multiple web2py instances with rocket (on the same machine
or different machines) and add to the ngine
Isn't load balancing usually handle by the web server or a load balancer?
Can the framework really address load balancing effectively? Would be cool
if it could, of course.
Feature-wise, web2py is pretty complete. I think the next milestones
of web2py should be on performance and scalability; (web2py is
reaching 2.0 sooner or later, right?)
I would like to see stronger built-in support for smart caching and
load balancing (distributing work across different servers)
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