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Ask HN: What is your python stack?

7 pointsby lothiraldanabout 9 years ago
Hi, I&#x27;m working at https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.sqreen.io&#x2F;, the security as a service platform, on the python agent and we&#x27;re currently setup the integration tests. We plan to run all of the following configurations regularly with a distributed Docker cluster, more details in a future blog post!<p>So far we test theses configurations:<p><pre><code> - Python 2.7.8 - Python 3.5 - Pypy </code></pre> Framework:<p><pre><code> - Django 1.7 - Django 1.8 - Django 1.9 </code></pre> WSGI Server:<p><pre><code> - Gunicorn - Chaussette - Uwsgi - mod_wsgi (- Passenger) </code></pre> The icing on the cake:<p><pre><code> - No gevent - Gevent </code></pre> I still try to find some relevant information about python deployment, so what is your deployment? Do you use a specific version of a Framework not listed below or a wsgi server configured in a very specific way?

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achauveabout 9 years ago
Hi @lothiraldan<p>At Serenytics our backend stack is based on:<p><pre><code> - python 2.7 - gunicorn - gevent - flask - sqlalchemy + postgres - redis - MRQ for asynchronous worker tasks (using redis+mongo) - multiple python SQL drivers to query on every compatible SQL database ;-)</code></pre>
jbaviatabout 9 years ago
Our Python stack is Python 2.7 on old Apache2 &#x2F; mod_wsgi, with Flask. We may soon turn to Nginx &#x2F; Gunicorn. No Gevent so far.