In another of our “you can do that?!?” with uWSGI posts, today I’ll show you how to use uWSGI to host multiple sites
and
properly route traffic based on the hostname to those sites.
Multiple Sites (aka Emperor Mode)
uWSGI …
Serving Static Files with uWSGI
As noted in a previous post,
uWSGI is a Swiss Army knife
of functionality. One of its features is a built-in static file server.
When to Use uWSGI for Serving Static Files
While it may …
Virtualization technologies have been around for a while in various forms and over the last several years the container style of virtualization has become popular as a complement (or replacement) to VMs (Virtual Machines / hypervisors). The first half of …
Four years ago, I wrote a blog post called
Introduction to Go Debugging with GDB
. At the time, the only option was the GNU debugger. Even the
official Go documentation
page on GDB doesn’t set the bar very high: …
Nowadays, it’s common to deploy multiple application servers, but it poses a very common problem; How are these application servers going to share the media files contributed by the users?
Cloud providers like Google, Rackspace or Amazon Web Services solve …
This post could have been titled, “How We Use OpenPGP to Protect Our Secrets.” All the use cases illustrated below use a tool called GnuPG to take care of the crypto details for us. GnuPG is a complete and free …
The most famous quote to characterize python speed is:
It is fast enough
I have used this quote many times, and I still believe that it applies to most circumstances if you throw enough hardware at the problem.
Despite Python …
Building a cluster in the cloud is becoming a mundane step that you have to do several times during the life cycle of a project. There are multiple driving forces behind this fact:
Initial set up
Redundancy
Setting up an …
Let’s Encrypt
is a new certificate authority. It is a huge improvement over the manual complex process of acquiring and deploying an HTTPS server. The process is now:
Free
Automatic (no more login to sites, filling forms, concatenating certificates)
This …
Images are everywhere on the web. Whether you’re building a simple blog, a CMS, or a true web application, chances are good that you’ll need to deal with images. Editors, authors, users, etc. expect to be able to upload images …