A while back the default Apache Config file was changed. I don't remember the old config exactly but it was something along:
Now when using WSGI the new config looks something like:
What is the relationship between the two? How does this relate to the somewhat outdated http://blog.webfaction.com/tips-to-keep-your-django-mod-python-memory-usage-down ? Feels like a new Tips to keep your Django memory usage down would be in place? Now that the recommended way to run is using WSGI and not mod_python as well. And where did you get the StackOverflow system from? Did not think they sold the code!? asked 25 Oct '10, 08:51 lamusoftware |
The previous configuration was about mod_python, and the new one is about mod_wsgi. They are roughly equivalent as technical parameters For newer tips about reducing your memory usage, you should check: http://docs.webfaction.com/software/django/troubleshooting.html#reducing-memory-consumption The software powering this boar is open source, and it is called OSQA. Follow the "Powered by OSQA" link at the bottom of the page to get to its official site. answered 25 Oct '10, 09:29 tie Thanks. Just confused by the alert messages with the link in my question.
(25 Oct '10, 09:41)
lamusoftware
Nice open sourced StackOverflow clone! And written in Django!
(25 Oct '10, 09:42)
lamusoftware
Will anything in the WSGIDeamonProcess directive override ServerLimit, ThreadPerChild, MinThreads, MaxThreads?
(25 Oct '10, 09:49)
lamusoftware
The WSGIDeamonProcess are separate from the Apache processes, so there won't be any overriding going on. You can find more information on mod_wsgi at http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/
(25 Oct '10, 09:57)
tie
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