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In a related question I’m trying to figure out how a Python web application “ties together” from end to end, and I’ve been making the assumption that Apache/lighttpd/nginx is required with a WSGI module. (Let’s assume I’m serving static content using a CDN.)
Is it possible to skip WSGI and use the gevent library to serve clients directly?
gevent doesn’t include a pre-made HTTP server, but it could be possible to write one using
gevent.server. It’s probably easier to use a lightweight WSGI container such as Paste Deploy though.