> hi, > > I'm running a video marketing website written in django. As it's getting > more and more users, I'm wondering how could I assure that even large file > uploads won't fail. > > I don't have very many users, but my users prefer to upload many videos at > once (due to the nature of the service as the videos can be linked > together > easily). Currently I limit the file sizes to 250MB, but would like to > raise > this limit especially as we are rolling out HD support. > > Thus my question is how would you configure a single uwsgi instance in a > way that file uploads won't block the other requests. > > I'm looking into gunicorn's async workers too, but besides that being an > obvious solution, I prefer uwsgi's features. > >
you can use the same async engines in uWSGI too (gevent is the best supported one), but as already suggested, i would put the upload logic in the frontend server. I understand that an upload offload engine could be a great thing to add, but (for now) i have no idea on how to implement it :) -- Roberto De Ioris http://unbit.it _______________________________________________ uWSGI mailing list [email protected] http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uwsgi
