Django in Production with Apache Web Server (includes info about nginx, mod_wsgi, wsgi pre-loading)

[@MahlerLab]

The way you explain why you do each step is super helpful. Thank you so much!

[@thorstengonschior1184]

Eugen thx a lot. Your tutorial brought me further than other 90 min lessons although I run a slightly different system than you described. Saying your infos are made so generic that it is easy to transfer them. great background infos as well.

[@rolandoriley]

What I liked the most of this tutorial is that some errors were intentionally generated to see the root cause of them. Good job and thanks!

[@eng.robsoneduardo8142]

The best explanation I had found.

[@7999rahul]

Very nice lesson, thanks a lot. Clear and concise.

[@mahmoudshehata9540]

very good , very easy and very simple way to lean not simple topics. thank you very much ❤

[@pavanikarra196]

Please do a video on clustering and loadbalance with apache+mod_wsgi

[@npinc9988]

Great great video and information. Thank you.

[@ВиталийЮдин-т9ц]

это отличное объяснение. спасибо. Стронг рашн аксент is funny too)

[@becunim]

I'm using apache2 2.4.52 (ubuntu), and the file system is completely different it uses a enable or available method

[@andreagrillini9261]

Thanks for the tutorial. Though I came across an issue: in my setup I get both the html source and the static files (an image and a css file), the contents are correctly rendered but the browser is stuck with "Transferring data from" as if it was still waiting for something else to arrive. As well, I cannot login as administrator, though I fill in the admin login form with the right credentials. This does not occur whenever a simple text is sent with "return HttpResponse" (no static files involved). And, as well, this does not occur if I use STATICFILES_DIRS instead of STATIC_ROOT and I resort to the "built-in" development server. Why? Thanks in advance!

[@shukhratmirrakhimov2317]

Thank you for your video! I have configured my website and put in in production. However, sometimes there's an error "Content-Length mismatch" for some images and browser cannot load them from the server but if you try to open the broken image on a new window you, you can see the image. What might cause this issue?

[@mustafaberker1453]

Question: I have Plesk panel and ubuntu 20.04 LTS version. Can I use this method? or Should I use passenger method ?

[@dencasio6141]

забавно что хоть автор говорит на английском, ютуб распознает это как русский 🙃 и предлагает русские субтитры

[@nugnoy8631]

another great video, thank you.

[@djangolessons4614]

Thank you!

[@AmitKumar-rc4pv]

how can i access the pro video lecture on APACHE + mod_wsgi

[@simon1430]

Thank you. My only issue is that I can't find the modules directory in etc/apache2/ (I'm using Ubuntu)

[@HopeUnveiled]

Me too..

[@jakdjjopagdhwoowjh9690]

It is in /usr/lib/apache2/modules

[@Chenard612]

Very helpful video, thank!

[@qr9529]

hi how to run multiple django sites on mod_wsgi on xampp

[@manojmusings]

When I updated my python code it said "Apache WSGI Script Error"

[@bombdrive3880]

However, in terms of microservices, apache2 and django are in different container. This would not work.

[@AboutCinemaTechnologies]

It was very useful, thanks!

[@musicarroll]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@vipinkumarniranjan3052]

Thanks for the tutorial!

[@Pedroallesss]

Tks a lot from Brazil

[@Jalan-Api]

starts at 6:39, thank me later

[@nareshyanduri3867]

can you send me the project github that your using for testing

[@abcdefg1492]

good video

[@djangolessons4614]

Thanks

[@groove00]

❤️ thanks bro

[@creativeprogramming3788]

Thanks sir 👍

[@mastrake]

Well done!

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

what happens when i hit python manage.py runserver??

[@djangolessons4614]

You will have django's built-in web server running on port 8000. Because this is different port ( != 8001) it will not interfere with Apache Web Server. In other words, you will have two running web servers - one on port 8000 and other one on port 8001.

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

@@djangolessons4614 django use built-in web server?? its' already existing web server(like apache, Xamp, etc) or django own(there is any name)?

[@djangolessons4614]

@@KrishnaManohar8021 yes, Django uses a buit-in web server. But it is not like Apache. It is suitable ONLY for local development and only with DEBUG=True. Don't use it in production.

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

@@djangolessons4614 thanks for the update.

[@SanteeRocks]

👏🏽

[@Human-de8nf]

Субтитры отпад12:42😂

[@ДмитрийСергеев-л6г]

Thanks!!!

[@andrewryabchenko2407]

You'r Russian Genius)