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no. is that a common solution for hi-traffic service? what would lighty/fcgi replace?
by mattdennewitz 18y ago
no. is that a common solution for hi-traffic service?
what would lighty/fcgi replace?
- a_toker 18y agoLighttpd would serve both static files and the application. Reddit uses web.py with Lighty+FCGI, and I see no reason that you couldn't run your Django app on it. I use Apache + mod_wsgi for the Apache modules, but I'm taking a good look at lighttpd+FCGI to get more out of my server for my Django and Trac installations.