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Ugh this specific python module won't work on heroku with gunicorn and I've already wasted 4 hours porting to heroku2
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So at work, I was trying to convince a senior programmer to adopt Golang for a new project that would need to handle large amount of throughput as oppose to Django with gunicorn and other optimizations (which is what we usually do).
The response was "we'd have a hard maintaining it, as no one really knows Go and it will be hard to hire people with Go knowledge".
So my question: "in your opinion, is that a good reason?" I have some go experience from other jobs, it seems like a superior solution for this problem.8 -
Freaking gunicorn.
Took me over 12 hrs to figure out why issues were happening on staging server and fix them. -
You'd think I'd fucking learn by now to check for typos before going off on a tangent of over complicated reasons why something may not be working... Learning python/django for the first time, and have been trying to figure out how to run gunicorn... turns out I was typing myproject.wgsi rather than myproject.wsgi...
Though I suppose not knowing about how python modules work added to my confusion... still... ugh... -
I don't know why this is so difficult for me but getting ssl for my site is very annoying. I've been building this one site that I need ssl for but I just cant get lets encrypt or certbot to work.
I'm asking for help because I've looked through a lot of articles and stackoverflow posts but nothing seems to work for me.
I'm sorry I know this isn't some stackoverflow alternative but I'm getting kinda desperate here.
I made the site in Flask and Im using gunicorn as the webserver and I can access it at xx.xx.xx.xx:8000 just fine
Then I'm running a nginx reverse proxy to forward all :80 requests to :8000.
I have this one route i made for testing called random (ex xx.xx.xx.xx/random) and it works fine when I'm using my external ip.
I think the problem is with my domain name.
I got it for free of off freenom and it just forwards traffic on the domain (hacschedule.tk) to my ip (not sure if I should have actually put the domain)
This works fine for when I'm just trying to get to the home page, but when i put www.hacschedule.tk/random, it just redirects me to www.hacschedule.tk aka the homepage.
I've tried making routes for the certbot/letsencrypt tools but they keep failing and I think its because of the domain name but since this is my first time actually trying to put a project into production, I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
If anyone could try to lead me the right way I'd really appreciate it. It's an app I wanted to build for peers to use to see school schedule in a more familiar way (we changed systems)10