maybe this link would help

http://senko.net/en/django-nginx-gunicorn/

Regards

M

On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Roberto De Ioris <roberto@unbit.it> wrote:

>
> > For a while now, I've been using nginx with great success as a remote
> > proxy server in front of Tomcat, and also in front of PHP via fastcgi.
> > It's likely that I will require to use it in front of a Django Python
> > web application soon, and I'm just wondering what the easiest way of
> > doing this is likely to be. I've read about a number of different ways
> > of doing this but what I'm most interested in is ease of setup - the
> > last ounce of performance isn't that critical. Keen to hear from anybody
> > who's done this.
> >
> > John
> >
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> [DISCLAIMER: i am the uWSGI author, so you can trust me as i am
> auto-losing a potential new customer :P]
>
> If simplicity is your primary target, gunicorn is for sure the best way to
> go:
>
> http://gunicorn.org/
>
> it does only one thing and it does it well (and is written in python).
>
> If in the future you need a more advanced platform you can look at uWSGI.
>
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