Linode, nginx, uwsgi, django, postgresql. It's for a vanity site that no one reads, and one thing I like is that the whole stack hardly uses any resources when

Linode, nginx, uwsgi, django, postgresql. It's for a vanity site that no one reads, and one thing I like is that the whole stack hardly uses any resources when nothing's happening. I do site admin with key based ssh/scp and nothing else. The key has a passphrase, and my Ubuntu desktop manages the passphrase nicely. I don't like that I tried to leverage django's out of the box admin module too heavily; I should have written (or reused?) a small app for site management. I'll be moving to a lightweight python framework, like bottle or flask, for the next incarnation. The framework will manage creation of static content (posts and comments) and everything will be served as static as much as possible.