Howdy!
> I also found this article http://www.rkblog.rk.edu.pl/w/p/pylons-and-nginx/
> can you describe the differnt of the two configurations?
The first difference that I can see at a glance is the use of an on-
disk socket instead of a TCP port-based one; this saves some overhead
on creating network stack connections to the local machine (which is
silly IMHO). Using a disk-based socket will also prevent direct
access to the application over the port (e.g. example.com:8080) which
could be desireable if you are having Nginx load balance or do not
have a firewall configured.
The second thing is keeping all of the fastcgi_param's in a second
file. Nginx comes with this file, so there's no reason to duplicate
its contents. (I override one value to prevent an obscure issue.)
Otherwise the configuration is very, very similar.
— Alice.
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