uWSGI, the Swiss Army (MacGyver) knife of deployment
summary
uWSGI is presented as a versatile deployment tool for Python web applications, covering features like its uWSGI protocol, process management, and integration with web servers (e.g. nginx). The talk explains how uWSGI handles application deployment tasks—serving WSGI apps, managing workers and plugins—and demonstrates configuration and use-cases for production environments.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00uWSGI introduction
- 10:00uWSGI history
- 20:00uWSGI architecture
- 30:00Concurrency in uWSGI
- 40:00Non-blocking programming
- 50:00Advanced config & use cases
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