All You Need to Know about WSGI

great video, thank you.

This is an amazing video. Very clear and especially with the history that explaining why we need it, helps me better understand all the confusion I had to the WSGI, NGINX, Apache, and Django. Thanks for creating such a perfect video!

Beautiful explanation. Top notch illustration.

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This explanation of WSGI was perfect. Thank you

Brilliant!!! Thank you so much!

Thanks; I got it now.

Thank you, this was well explained

Great explanation

Great video!. For me is very important to learn the historical part always help me to remenber and all now many time has sense.

fire video

This is an excellent video. Great explanation.

this is actually gold

"I forked python interpreter three times" 🌚. Yeah that would go well in a modern day college class 😂 lol

Super lesson!

Very nice explanation, thank you!

Wow .. finally I understood the low level details behind communication between front-end and back-end

Very good.

Great explaination with a lot of context, thanks a lot for that!

I was reading 2 articles on WSGI before (first 2 hits on google) and none could really get to the bottom of it.

Straight to the point and hard-to-earn understandings from history point of view to way this is done this way. Thank you for sharing valuable information!!!

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Thank you. That was a simple and easy to understand explanation. I particularly appreciate the first few minutes that start with explaining the history of web servers and web development. We 21st century engineers get most things for granted!

Thank you so much for the explanation 🙏

great video! subscribed!

Awesome explanation! hope to see next new vedio

Great video.
Thank you.

Brilliant Explanation. Thanks a lot

Thank you for this great tutorial, much appreciated. However, I need extra guidance relative to my situation.
I have built my Python Script on VSCode using Flask Framework. My target is to deploy that Python Script to Apache server without Flask so I can implement thread safe/multi thread/multi process using WSGI as I expect the application will have massive number of users.
What is the way forward for me?
Again, thank you in advance for any suggestion that you may provide.

Hi, thank you for this tutorial. How does it work for ASGI (e.g., daphne)? Is it the same mechanism, or is there something specific, e.g., about the relation between the proxy server and the ASGI application/ "kind of a web server" (and the workers), due to the asynchronicity of the request processing? 🤔

oh finally I found something that explains the full picture without any gaps

Excelent explanation. Thank you for this great video.

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Finally good explanation of this theme

Thanks for great explanation! Now it makes much more sense why I have to use gunicorn. History part is also awesome telling not only how, but why too.

Wow! I learned it perfectly! that's really really good!

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

Excellent style of presentation. Love the historical contexts/rationales. Thanks!

Thank you

This is terrifyngly useful! Thank you very much for uploading :)

To the point explanation , Great thanks :)

Best explanation so far

Hello, Thank you for the lesson! Exxtremly clear and concise information are presented in this video.

I didn't understand something: if the process is pre-forked, then how can we pass the requests data through environment variables when the request arrives ???

Thanks for clearing my thought on WSGI

Great explanation, thank you!

Best video that I found that explain how CGI works.

Excellent

Thanks! Useful video

great lesson

Excellent explanation, thanks for sharing. 👍🏼