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Module : http.server - JohnnyCoffee - Jul-06-2020 Hi guys. As in the official python website it is recommended not to use the http.server module in a production environment. I need to develop a Web Server for http requests ... What is the correct module to use in a production environment or will I have to walk the stones to develop a web server ? RE: Module : http.server - bowlofred - Jul-07-2020 Is there a reason you need your web server to run python? How about running python tasks from nginx? RE: Module : http.server - JohnnyCoffee - Jul-07-2020 (Jul-07-2020, 12:49 AM)bowlofred Wrote: Is there a reason you need your web server to run python? How about running python tasks from nginx?I see that I will have to develop a web service http type o apache, nginx ... What is the path of the stones? RE: Module : http.server - ndc85430 - Jul-07-2020 Can you be more specific about what you're doing? The term "web service" is usually synonymous with "HTTP API" (i.e. a web app serving say JSON or XML via its endpoints). If you're doing that you at least need a web framework and as for the server itself, there's Gunicorn. A list of WSGI servers can be found here. |