This email is an official call for feedback from you as a mod_wsgi
user as to what new features you would like to see added to mod_wsgi.

Part of the reason for the current code cleanup I am doing is to make
it easier to add new features. I have for a long time had my own ideas
for new features but my time to work on mod_wsgi has been quite
limited for the last couple of years. This year though should be a lot
different and expect to be able to do a fair bit of work on mod_wsgi
to enhance and make it more versatile.

Although I have my own ideas, I rarely hear from people out there
actually using it as to what features they would like to see and which
would make what they do easier. It seems you all just accept what you
are given and don't question it. I am particularly surprised (at least
that I know of), to not really see probing questions from people
setting up these new breed of WSGI hosting services in the style of
Heroku as to the best way they might use mod_wsgi, or to see feedback
from them on what features they would like to see to make it easier. I
know some are actually using gunicorn, but others are still using
Apache/mod_wsgi.

So, what new features would you like to see in mod_wsgi?

I'll will describe one major feature just so people don't just ask for
it when already well on the way to working out how to implement it.

That one feature is the ability to define a template for a daemon
process group with new daemon process groups setup according to that
template being able to be started dynamically without having to
restart Apache. That is, instead of having to change the static
configuration of Apache, could be as simple as just dropping a WSGI
script file in place and when a request occurs which gets routed to
that, a new daemon process group for that application is created
automatically, with it running with user/group corresponding to the
ownership of the WSGI script file.

Anyway, post your ideas and I'll comment as appropriate, indicating
whether already being considered, not practical, or already
implemented and you didn't know about it.

Graham

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