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I've been using WF for a long time for a small site. Their resource use limits can be a little stringent at times though. If you keep running into the limits,
by akx 13y ago
I've been using WF for a long time for a small site. Their resource use limits can be a little stringent at times though.
If you keep running into the limits, I heartily suggest looking at switching away from their default stacks (especially when they use Apache -- uggghh) to uWSGI, for instance, if you're running a Django app. (`--http-socket :99999` or whatever the public port they assign your app will get you going easily).
EDIT: Comparing WF to GAE is slightly apples-to-oranges, though, as WF gives you a slice of a dedicated server -- GAE just runs your app without letting you touch the infrastructure, much like Heroku.
- tracker1 13y agoIn this context, what is WF? (First thing to come to my mind was Windows Workflow Foundation in .Net)
- ikhahmedov 13y agohttp://www.webfaction.com http://www.webfaction.com