On Dec 12, 1:40 pm, Simon Yarde <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks for the info. It's starting to become clear(er)! > > I've been perplexed by the multitude of ways you can configure a server/wsgi, > and to be honest I think I'm still struggling conceptually. > > Is the following anywhere near correct? > > So far as understand, the benefit of using Nginx (or similar) is that you can: > > - route requests to any number of webapps in any number of languages (more of > a software ecosystem) > - serve static files without the overhead of having the webapp process and > form the responses and pipe the data > - you could use a caching mechanism to speed up repeat requests > > but you still need a wsgi server between nginx and the webapp. > Correct.
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