Rocket is very robust and fast. The only reason to use apache instead in production are(were) Apache has many more configuration options, in particular security options such as allow/deny clients and individual urls.
On Jan 26, 11:32 am, greenpoise <[email protected]> wrote: > I read on the Web2py Deployment recipes Chapter of the book that the > webserver web2py runs in is should be avoided for production > environments of high volume traffic. My setup is within the company > (intranet) with limited access to other offices. I cant specify the > volume of traffic it will receive but in terms of workstations > accessing it, 20-30 maximum, no more than that. My questions are: > > 1. Should I still avoid Rocket? > 2. If not, is it just a matter of executing web2py as it is? > > If is still not worth it, I will move on with another webserver. > > Thanks > > Dan
