I have a long running task which is NOT async, it will block the response of django, the server stack is nginx+uwsgi, what happens after nginx decide it’s timeout, will my task (the uwsgi worker and the django view thread) be killed?
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I have a long running task which is NOT async, it will block the response of django, the server stack is nginx+uwsgi, what happens after nginx decide it’s timeout, will my task (the uwsgi worker and the django view thread) be killed?
normally the request will continue in uWSGI until a “bad condition” (like sending a chunk of the response to a disconnected client) will fail. It is a configurable behaviour, but i suggest you to not touch it if you have no VERY specific reasons