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Alex Morega | 7 Jun 2012 10:08
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Web application packaging

Hello!

There was a discussion here, about an year ago, about ways to deploy WSGI applications to servers. What is
the status? What tools are out there, being currently developed, other than Buildout, Fabric and Silver Lining?

Cheers,
-- Alex


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Ian Bicking | 9 Jun 2012 07:35
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Re: Web application packaging

I've been doodling around with things, but honestly I've deployed zero Python apps in the last year, so lacking a use case of any kind I find myself rather unfocused, even though I feel a degree of confidence about the approach.

Anyway, my indirect doodling is here: https://github.com/ianb/apppkg/

I'm interested in a cross-language approach, which means a lot of process isolation, and that's where things are vague right now – it would probably be a bit easier if that didn't mean process isolation with Python on both sides, because that's where it gets vague.


On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 3:08 AM, Alex Morega <alex-ly8muIEIhbk@public.gmane.org> wrote:
Hello!

There was a discussion here, about an year ago, about ways to deploy WSGI applications to servers. What is the status? What tools are out there, being currently developed, other than Buildout, Fabric and Silver Lining?

Cheers,
-- Alex


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