Python as a Server vs Running Under Apache
Matt Helm
eric at qwhd746oihd49.net
Thu Dec 29 10:19:55 EST 2005
<sjdevnull at yahoo.com> writes:
> Running under Apache is nice if you need other apache services like
> proxying, mod_rewrite, some of the accelerated static file serving
> plugins, etc.
Not needed, this is web services only. That is, Apache is needed, but
only to handle the PHP consumers of the web services.
> Also, there may be some political/marketing gain (easier to pitch your
> proposal if it's running under Apache).
Not a problem. I get the final say-so on the design, platform, and
languages we use.
> But basically, if you're doing a pure-python system from scratch then
> there's not much gained by running under Apache.
Thanks, that is exactly what I was needing to know.
Matt
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