Hello all,
-- There is a topic of confusion for me related to Apache and mod_wsgi.
I have been using two cloud providers DigitalOcean and PythonAnywhere. The latter actually let me get
a home page being served by apache and not the development server ( which actually isn't even an option
on PythonAnywhere). I could setup Django with one click and set it up with python3.4.
So, my questions are as follows: 1) Virtualenv is described as so important but it seems it only can work in
development. I mean once the terminal session closes, the venv that I setup is no longer active?
2) How do I get an IDE like Pycharm to recognize the Virtualenv? I know I can select the compiler to be inside the
Virtualenv but other libraries that I installed into that virtualenv, if the virtualenv is not active, then it won't find the
installations of the different libraries.
3) I am thinking of using Docker to solve these problems but for some reason, I'd like to see how this was done without Docker.
4) I believe that nginx can work better as a reverse proxy whether using Docker or not, e.g. if I want to install WordPress
on the same server or the same vps as Django/Flask, with nginx listening on port 80 the default. I'm studying nginx now,
so, if apache can work as a reverse proxy, load balancer and web server, is it easier or better to use nginx for this?
Thanks so much for any help in advance,
Bruce
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