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This blog is about the development of my various Linux based web sites, starting with raspberrywebserver.com, Banoffee Pi Server and Linux Web Servers.

Nginx and uWSGI on a Raspberry Pi

Posted 11-15-2013 at 12:00 PM by Pyplate

I've set up Nginx and uWSGI on a Raspberry Pi. Nginx only serves static files, so uWSGI is needed to handle CGI scripts. It's slightly more complex to set up than Apache, but works just as well.

I did a comparison of Nginx and Apache. Unsurprisingly, Nginx was faster at serving static files.

Once I've worked out how to manage expires headers I can move my cluster over to Nginx. At the moment I can serve html files with an expires header, but when I try it with...

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Registered Jun 2013
Location Worcestershire, UK
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