uWSGI 0.9.6.6

uWSGI is a fast, self-healing and developer/sysadmin-friendly application container server coded in pure C.<br /><br />Born as a WSGI-only server, over time it has evolved in a complete stack for networked/clustered web applications, implementing message/object passing, caching, RPC and process management.<br /><br />It uses the uwsgi (all lowercase, already included by default in the Nginx and Cherokee releases) protocol for all the networking/interprocess communications.<br /><br />It can be run in preforking mode, threaded, asynchronous/evented and supports various forms of green threads/coroutines (such as uGreen, Greenlet, Stackless and Fiber). <br /><br />Current Core Features:<br /><br /> * Written totally in C<br /> * Very fast (and simple) communication protocol for webservers integration (apache2, nginx, cherokee and lighttpd modules available)<br /> * Low memory footprint (thanks to the evil premature optimizations)<br /> * Support for multiple application in the same process/domain<br /> * A master process manager that will allows you to automatically respawn processes and monitor the stack status<br /> * Preforking mode to improve concurrency<br /> * Address space and rss usage reports<br /> * Advanced logging (even networked, see UdpLogging)<br /> * Static file serving via sendfile() (where available)<br /> * Portability (tested on Linux 2.6, Solaris/OpenSolaris, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonflyBSD, FreeBSD, MacOSX, Nexenta, and Haiku)<br /> * Support for funny architectures like SPARC64 or ARM<br /> * Support for threads (configurable, available from 0.9.7-dev)<br /> * CGI mode for lazy users or ugly webservers (example CGI included here and here)<br /> * 'Harakiri mode' for self-healing<br /> * Vector based I/O to minimize syscall usage<br /> * Hot-add of applications. See DynamicApps<br /> * On the-fly configuration parameters. See ManagementFlag<br /> * Big (professional) user-base (hundreds of production ready wsgi apps) thanks to its main development managed by the Italian ISP Unbit<br /> * Commercial support available (contact Unbit for informations)<br /> * All code is under GPL2 (but you can buy a commercial license if you want to modify it without releasing source code)<br /> * Configurable buffer size for low-memory system or to manage big requests<br /> * Customizable builds (you can remove unneeded functionality)<br /> * Intelligent worker respawner with a no-fork-bombing policy<br /> * Limit requests per worker<br /> * Process reaper for external process managers (as daemontools). Avoids zombie workers.<br /> * Per-request modifier for advanced users (See RunOnNginx for an example usage, and uwsgiProtocol for the modifiers list)<br /> * UNIX and TCP socket support<br /> * Graceful restart of worker processes and hot-plug substitution/upgrade of the uWSGI server using Signals. See uWSGIReload<br /> * A shared memory area to share data between workers/processes. See SharedArea<br /> * An integrated Spooler for managing long running task.<br /> * Message exchanging (via uwsgi protocol) for easy-implementation of distributed applications (look at ClusteredExamples)<br /> * Get statistics of all the workers using the EmbeddedModule<br /> * Integrated Async/Evented Proxy for load-balancing and healtchecking of big clusters (from version 0.9.5)<br /> * Address space usage limiting (from version 0.9.5)<br /> * integrated SNMP agent and nagios-friendly output (from version 0.9.5) See UseSnmp<br /> * VirtualHosting mode (from version 0.9.6)<br /> * Embedded async/evented HTTP server for easy development/testing and load balancing (from version 0.9.6)<br /> * Emperor mode for massive hosting (from version 0.9.7)<br /> * Linux Cgroups and Namespaces support (from versione 0.9.7)<br /> * A Signal Framework for managing external events (file system modifications, timers...) SignalFramework and CronInterface<br /> * Shared Cache/Hashtable/Dictionary see CachingFramework

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
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