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Here are a number of Nginx configurations for common scenarios that should help make things easier to get started with. This page will grow as needed. A quick and easy starter example First one is for most of you fly-by and cut-and-paste type of people. If you’re using a typical /sites-enabled/default type of configuration, replace the content of that file with this. Make sure to change the root p

Edit (May 2019): Modified some of the code so that it would be compatible with Python 3.x I’m a very minimal person when it comes to frameworks, I don’t generally like something that needs to generate an entire application file structure like you’d see with Django. When I was searching around for various frameworks to get me started with python and web development, I investigated the usual; DJango

In a previous guide I showed how to use Passenger (aka mod_rails) to work with Python (WSGI) scripts. While this proved effective for simple wsgi applications, a framework such as Django required a bit more love. This guide assume you already have everything installed from the previous guide, and that Python has already been configured with Django and other modules. Aside from having the usual set