Hi All, I'm evaluating the possibility to use Pylons for developing a new web application (no legacy code/db) that is planned to be deployed on a standard Dreamhost host (see here for its features: http://www.dreamhost.com/hosting.html).
Googling around, I found a few documents describing the deployment of a Pylons app on Dreamhost:
> Hi All,
> I'm evaluating the possibility to use Pylons for developing a new web
> application (no legacy code/db) that is planned to be deployed on a
> standard Dreamhost host (see here for its features:
> http://www.dreamhost.com/hosting.html).
> Googling around, I found a few documents describing the deployment of a
> Pylons app on Dreamhost:
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Arun Tomar <tomar.a...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Alessandro Bottoni <alexbott...@gmail.com>wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> I'm evaluating the possibility to use Pylons for developing a new web
>> application (no legacy code/db) that is planned to be deployed on a
>> standard Dreamhost host (see here for its features:
>> http://www.dreamhost.com/hosting.html).
>> Googling around, I found a few documents describing the deployment of a
>> Pylons app on Dreamhost:
>> So, all the small pieces seems to be there. It does not look very
>> difficult, actually.
>> Nevertheless, I would like to hear the opinion of some other developer
>> before taking this way.
>> Anybody of you has any experience in using Dreamhost as the host for
>> Pylons applications?
>> How was your experience?
>> Any particular problem with Dreamhost?
>> Any suggestion for me?
>> Thanks in advance for your attention
>> --
I have a turbogears1 app running on dreamhost under fcgi, and it's a super
pain in the ass. I have a repoze.bfg(WSGI via paste) app running under
mod_wsgi on webfaction, and it was very smooth.
I did some research on mod_wsgi on dreamhost last weekend and it seemed like
there were some people trying to compel dreamhost to support mod_wsgi. But
no convincing docs that it was actually possible.
I would go with webfaction and save yourself the pain.
i just use dreamhost for static stuff and php crap. i grabbed a
SliceHost account for pylons stuff. the $20 slice is pretty good for
pylons and postgres. i had to ramp up to a $70 slice when i added in
solr though.
> Hi All, > I'm evaluating the possibility to use Pylons for developing a new web > application (no legacy code/db) that is planned to be deployed on a > standard Dreamhost host (see here for its features: > http://www.dreamhost.com/hosting.html).
....
> Nevertheless, I would like to hear the opinion of some other developer > before taking this way.
...
> Any suggestion for me?
Have you considered a cheap VPS? For around the same price as Dreamhost, you can find some cheaper VPSes. Granted, you might not get huge bandwidth for a VPS at that price, but maybe it might be an option for you?
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