> On 17 Jan 2019, at 12:53 pm, Himmat Rana <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Graham,
>
> Is there any performance defference
> 1. Installation into apache
> 2. Installation into python
>
> I want to upgrade mod_wsgi in my live server
If when you use 'pip install mod_wsgi' method to build mod_wsgi, but then
manually integrate it into your system Apache and configure the system Apache
for mod_wsgi, then there is no difference to using mod_wsgi system package. The
only difference is what mechanism was used to compile mod_wsgi. You are still
manually configuring Apache in both cases, so performance is dictated by how
well you configure Apache and mod_wsgi.
If you use mod_wsgi-express start-server to run Apache/mod_wsgi instead, and
have it handle port 80 instead of the system Apache you get a automatically
generated Apache configuration which is then used. That generated configuration
is setup with lots of best practices in mind. Since system Apache is often
poorly configured for mod_wsgi and Python, using mod_wsgi-express start-server
can provide a more robust solution that handles various situations better.
In either case, ultimately the bottlenecks are going to be in your code though,
so unless you have a particularly poor manual Apache/mod_wsgi configuration,
overheads in your own application are going to be the deciding factor.
Graham
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