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On 03/01/2012 02:26 PM, Joshua Harlow wrote:
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style="font-size: 11pt;">This seems like it could also be done
for every other WSGI endpoint right?<br>
It seems like it should be possible for all WS endpoints to be
hosted in apache (or other server) without problems happening.<br>
This might be connected to extracting/abstractig out eventlet
(since a pre-forked apache doesn’t really care about that
model) so that it is not always needed.<br>
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Sorry for posting twice, the first got delayed for some reason.
Figured this deserved a top level post anyway.<br>
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Regarding thread safety, if Apache runs in pre-fork mode, we don't
have to worry about that: each request comes in a separate
process. The issue is session state, which is not maintained across
requests.<br>
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Keystone doesn't have sessions, so for Keystone, it is a non-issue.
I can't speak to the rest of the 'stack.<br>
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