I can't say for certain now, but I'm pretty sure I switched from apache + mod_wsgi to uwsgi. In any case uwsgi is what I've set up on my Rackspace server. So far so good. I'm happy with the results. While I understand webfaction's need to control resource usage I really didn't appreciate that they kept killing my only process, my web process. I'm encouraged by your results. Thanks for sharing.
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 7:04 PM, Vasile Ermicioi <elff...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> However, webfactiion continually killed my process for going over it's >> memory limits. When I asked what was causing this and what I could do to >> keep it under my account limit their reply was that this is a common >> occurrence with web2py apps. I really didn't have the necessary skills to >> get to the bottom of it, or the time to invest in acquiring them. I decided >> to self-host the app on RackSpace Cloud Servers. It was discouraging that a >> simple running app with no users or traffic would exhaust the allowed >> memory. I had their most basic plan which IIRC offers 256 Mb of ram. >> > > I had the same problem with webfaction when I used apache + mod_wsgi, > with uwsgi I managed to run under 80Mb ram, > 300-500 unique visitors per day, 1000-2000 page views, 600 registered users > and now they offer 256Mb of RAM > > uwsgi is great, ask Roberto how he managed to do that :) > > -- Jon Molesa rjmol...@gmail.com
