Having read the nicely-written Don't use Gunicorn to host your Django sites on Heroku, I'm in the standard non-expert position of thinking that it seems well reasoned, but because I don't know what I don't know, I can't tell how balanced the reasoning is.
What I've gathered is that for Heroku (and possibly generally), Nginx+Gunicorn is better than Waitress, which is better than just Gunicorn.
Is that right?
Bonus question: is Waitress a good candidate for a drop-in runserver replacement that can actually run in low-volume production? :)
-- What I've gathered is that for Heroku (and possibly generally), Nginx+Gunicorn is better than Waitress, which is better than just Gunicorn.
Is that right?
Bonus question: is Waitress a good candidate for a drop-in runserver replacement that can actually run in low-volume production? :)
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