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Currently, the Python server only uses Gunicorn and production settings if there are multiple workers. We should make sure that by default, even if it runs with a single worker, it also runs with production settings.
Additionally, it could be interesting to explore if it's possible (and makes sense) to always run the Python server with Gunicorn (i.e. even with a single worker).
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@adriangonz what do you mean by production settings? could you please give some details?
even if there is only one worker, I hope we can do production settings. but I have no idea what are these settings.
For one worker, whether to use gunicorn is not my concern.
Currently, the Python server only uses Gunicorn and production settings if there are multiple workers. We should make sure that by default, even if it runs with a single worker, it also runs with production settings.
Additionally, it could be interesting to explore if it's possible (and makes sense) to always run the Python server with Gunicorn (i.e. even with a single worker).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: