Running Multiple Apps on One Host with uWSGI Emperor Mode
A practical walk‑through of uWSGI Emperor mode: set up a master process, add vassal configs, watch live reloads, and avoid common pitfalls.
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Using uWSGI’s Cheaper Subsystem to Save Memory Under Variable Load
Learn how to configure uWSGI’s cheaper algorithm to dynamically adjust worker counts, see a concrete example, and understand the trade‑offs involved.
pythonOptimizing Memory with uWSGI Cheaper: Dynamic Worker Scaling
Stop wasting RAM on idle Python workers. Learn how to use uWSGI's 'cheaper' subsystem to dynamically scale worker processes based on actual request busyness.
uWSGI’s Built-In HTTPS Server: Let’s Encrypt Reloads in One Binary
uWSGI can serve HTTPS directly and auto-reload Let’s Encrypt certificates with --http-ssl-reload. Learn how to configure, verify, and when this single-binary approach is right for you.
Configuring uWSGI Emperor with the cheaper algorithm for dynamic worker scaling
Step‑by‑step guide to run multiple WSGI apps under uWSGI Emperor, enable the cheaper algorithm for dynamic worker scaling, and configure automatic vassal reload on file changes.
Managing Multiple Python Apps with uWSGI Emperor Mode
Learn how uWSGI Emperor mode lets you manage multiple Python apps with isolated environments and automatic reloads.
Offloading Background Work with uWSGI's Built-in Spooler
uWSGI's built-in Spooler offloads long-running tasks from HTTP workers using a file-based queue — no Redis, no extra services. This post covers configuration, a worked PDF-generation example, and the operational trade-offs versus Celery/RQ.
Optimizing Python Memory with uWSGI Cheaper Subsystem
Learn how to use the uWSGI Cheaper subsystem to dynamically scale Python worker processes, reducing memory overhead without sacrificing performance during traffic spikes.
Managing Dynamic Application Lifecycles with uWSGI Emperor Mode
Learn how to use uWSGI Emperor mode to dynamically manage multiple Python applications, implement privilege separation, and monitor worker health using stats sockets.