On Tuesday, October 30, 2012 3:50:30 PM UTC-4, Chris Pagnutti wrote:
Hi. I want to set up a production server for a django application. constant.com offers Virtual Private Servers which should give me virtually full control over the server, allowing me to install django and all the stuff I need for my app to run properly.--First, is this a good idea? Do you think I can do this securely using the django, apache, and lighttpd docs? or am I asking for trouble? What are the major security issues I need to be aware of when administering a server?Also, if I go this route, I'll need to choose an OS. I'm running a production server (just Apache + mod_wsgi) using my Arch Linux box, but I don't think arch is the best idea. I'm sorta trying to decide between CentOS and Ubuntu. Leaning toward CentOS, but just a little worried it might be missing some of the packages I need. I've never used CentOS before. Any advice?
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