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12. How To Set Up Python 2.7.6 and 3.3.3 on CentOS 6.4 More often than not, as a developer you will be responsible for managing the server(s) your application runs on to a certain degree. When it comes to choosing the operating system, especially for production, going with a sound choice such as CentOS c... Read More
13. Common Python Tools: Using virtualenv, Installing with Pip, and Managing When it comes to working with Python, especially in the domain of application development, there are certain tools that you will see being mentioned often in various places or open source code. Despite being extremely commonly used, unfortunately som... Read More
14. How to Deploy Python WSGI Applications Using uWSGI Web Server with Nginx Understanding uWSGI and Using Nginx uWSGI is an ambitious project. Its toolset allows you to do so much more than simply hosting web applications. Since it does the job so well, and in such a performant way, over the years it has proven to be an ind... Read More
15. How To Use the Pyramid Framework To Build Your Python Web App on Ubuntu Web frameworks provide a quick and easy way to jump start a web application. Almost every web framework adheres to the MVC software pattern. MVC stands for model, view, and controller. It is a way of distinguishing and separating the different functi... Read More
16. How To Create Nagios Plugins With Python On CentOS 6 This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using Python. Step 1 - Install RPMForge Repository and NRPE rpm -ivh http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-release-0.5.3-1.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm yum -y install python nagios... Read More
17. How To Create Nagios Plugins With Python On Ubuntu 12.10 This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using Python. Step 1 - Install NRPE apt-get install -y python nagios-nrpe-server useradd nrpe && update-rc.d nagios-nrpe-server defaults Step 2 - Create your Python Script It... Read More
18. A Comparison of Web Servers for Python Based Web Applications In this article, we will talk about three main things: Python, Web Servers, and most importantly the bits and bobs in-between the two. Jokes aside, this rather long article might seem dire for some looking for quick guidance or answers. Unfortunately... Read More
19. Docker Explained: How To Containerize and Use Nginx as a Proxy Docker in Brief The docker project offers higher-level tools, working together, which are built on top of some Linux kernel features. The goal is to help developers and system administrators port applications - with all of their dependenci... Read More
20. How To Install and Use Redis Redis, developed in 2009, is a flexible, open-source, key value data store. Following in the footsteps of other NoSQL databases, such as Cassandra, CouchDB, and MongoDB, Redis allows the user to store vast amounts of data without the limits of a rela... Read More