I gave up on fastcgi with NginX and django. Too many things just didn’t work, so I decided to keep Apache, but lock it down and thrown NginX in the front to serve static content and to prevent max client issues.
I also applied a similar approach for symfony. Server configurations after the jump…
I had one of those mid-day “what’s going on with my server” heart-atacks. I have a service that emails me when reviewsby.us is down. On my old server if it went down, I could just restart the server and it’d be back up. That was big old apache, running out of memory [...]
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