All,
I am new to mod_wsgi and the entire configurations around related to this. 
Detailing out the requirement, please do let me know your response.

1. I have written a simple python script to handle images which listens on 
port 8041. There is some custom processing happening here and its not just 
static rendering. The output of this is a content of type image and bytes 
is the response.
2. I am starting this python script file(application) using command 
mod_wsgi-express start-server abc.py --threads 20 --process 2 
3. I have varnish script that whenever gets any requests for images on 8080 
routes to this application on port 8041.
4. This application is also running another default instance of apache2 
which is serving my all other application requests not related to images.

The above setup is working.

Problem/Help needed:
1. I want to configure and run the above application as distinct 
WSGIDaemonProcess. How do I achieve this ? 
2. If the above ask is accomplished by  a configuration in default apache 
httpd.conf (not mod_wsgi httpd.conf) then i also want to know how will 
apache identify my application vs other applications of mod_wsgi which may 
be running ? Is it based on server url or ?
3. For the above application, need to have better control over what is 
loaded in httpd.conf. So, want to load my own httpd.conf including path of 
log mounts etc. How do I achieve this ?
4. Finally, at somepoint if I want to manage the httpd.conf common file 
across WSGI and my default apache, how do I set up the application specific 
configurations - through virtualhost section in httpd-vhost.conf or ?

Thanks once again in advance.

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