I've been using gunicorn quite happily without the gevent stuff that Rachel ran into issues with. Running 2-3 workers per core is enough for my application to make full use of the CPU. It is a "waste" of memory, but memory is so cheap and plentiful I've never had an issue with it.
bjorn is fast because it has a minimal feature set. No threads, no multiprocessing, no nothing. If it works for you, great, but it's never satisfied my requirements.
I'd avoid uWSGI, it's performance is good but it's so complicated with so many features that I never felt confident using it.
Never used waitress except in development, but people seem to have had success in production.
bjorn is fast because it has a minimal feature set. No threads, no multiprocessing, no nothing. If it works for you, great, but it's never satisfied my requirements.
I'd avoid uWSGI, it's performance is good but it's so complicated with so many features that I never felt confident using it.
Never used waitress except in development, but people seem to have had success in production.