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i have a standalone web-based python script, rpc.py
which is built as a cgi script for direct access through a web server. it is handling all http headers, requests and what have you got. running a web server, with mod_cgi
, rpc.py
can be executed as:
http://127.0.0.1/rpc.py?service_id=atestservice
.
to avoid the cgi approach in production i want to use wsgi. i have no experience with wsgi from before. however, after some research, it seems like the use of nginx with gunicorn is a good option. hence, my question: is there a simple way to wrap rpc.py
inside a wsgi app, and just pass on all request parameters?
pseudocode of wanted result:
def app(environ, start_response):
data = execute_as_web_request(rpc.py, get_parameters)
return iter([data])
what is the best approach in such a situation? is it rewriting rpc.py
into a wsgi app? or, maybe just run this script via fastcgi?
python python-3.x nginx gunicorn wsgi
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i have a standalone web-based python script, rpc.py
which is built as a cgi script for direct access through a web server. it is handling all http headers, requests and what have you got. running a web server, with mod_cgi
, rpc.py
can be executed as:
http://127.0.0.1/rpc.py?service_id=atestservice
.
to avoid the cgi approach in production i want to use wsgi. i have no experience with wsgi from before. however, after some research, it seems like the use of nginx with gunicorn is a good option. hence, my question: is there a simple way to wrap rpc.py
inside a wsgi app, and just pass on all request parameters?
pseudocode of wanted result:
def app(environ, start_response):
data = execute_as_web_request(rpc.py, get_parameters)
return iter([data])
what is the best approach in such a situation? is it rewriting rpc.py
into a wsgi app? or, maybe just run this script via fastcgi?
python python-3.x nginx gunicorn wsgi
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i have a standalone web-based python script, rpc.py
which is built as a cgi script for direct access through a web server. it is handling all http headers, requests and what have you got. running a web server, with mod_cgi
, rpc.py
can be executed as:
http://127.0.0.1/rpc.py?service_id=atestservice
.
to avoid the cgi approach in production i want to use wsgi. i have no experience with wsgi from before. however, after some research, it seems like the use of nginx with gunicorn is a good option. hence, my question: is there a simple way to wrap rpc.py
inside a wsgi app, and just pass on all request parameters?
pseudocode of wanted result:
def app(environ, start_response):
data = execute_as_web_request(rpc.py, get_parameters)
return iter([data])
what is the best approach in such a situation? is it rewriting rpc.py
into a wsgi app? or, maybe just run this script via fastcgi?
python python-3.x nginx gunicorn wsgi
i have a standalone web-based python script, rpc.py
which is built as a cgi script for direct access through a web server. it is handling all http headers, requests and what have you got. running a web server, with mod_cgi
, rpc.py
can be executed as:
http://127.0.0.1/rpc.py?service_id=atestservice
.
to avoid the cgi approach in production i want to use wsgi. i have no experience with wsgi from before. however, after some research, it seems like the use of nginx with gunicorn is a good option. hence, my question: is there a simple way to wrap rpc.py
inside a wsgi app, and just pass on all request parameters?
pseudocode of wanted result:
def app(environ, start_response):
data = execute_as_web_request(rpc.py, get_parameters)
return iter([data])
what is the best approach in such a situation? is it rewriting rpc.py
into a wsgi app? or, maybe just run this script via fastcgi?
python python-3.x nginx gunicorn wsgi
python python-3.x nginx gunicorn wsgi
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