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#
# This is a sample uWSGI configuration file for running a Wagtail application.
# It's designed to run under uWSGI's Emperor mode[0], but should work fine as
# a standalone instance, e.g. under supervisord using
# 'uwsgi --ini /path/to/wagtail.ini'.
#
# This configuration assumes an application called 'mywagtail', running under
# the 'mywagtail' user account, with the application deployed in
# /home/mywagtail/app and the virtualenv in /home/mywagtail/venv.
#
# [0] http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Emperor.html

[uwsgi]
# Abort on unknown configuration options.
strict              = true

uid                 = mywagtail
gid                 = mywagtail
umask               = 022

# Report memory usage to check for leaks; optional.
memory-report       = true

# Change these paths to where uWSGI is installed on your system.  If you've
# installed uWSGI with pip, then you won't have any plugins, so plugin-dir
# can be omitted.
binary-path         = /opt/tbx/bin/uwsgi
plugin-dir          = /opt/tbx/lib/uwsgi/plugins

# Shut down worker processes when we exit.
no-orphans          = true

# Provide a statistics socket for uwsgitop; optional.
stats               = /home/mywagtail/mywagtail.stats

# Run in master mode.
master              = true

# Set this to the root directory of your project.
chdir               = /home/mywagtail/app
# ... and its virtualenv.
virtualenv          = /home/mywagtail/venv

# Create a UNIX socket that the web server can access.  Replace 'www-data'
# with the group (not the user) that your web server runs as.
#
# To use FastCGI instead of the uWSGI protocol, replace 'uwsgi-socket' with
# 'fastcgi-socket'.
uwsgi-socket        = /home/mywagtail/mywagtail.sock
chmod-socket        = 660
chown-socket        = mywagtail:www-data

# The number of worker processes to create.
workers             = 5

# Create multiple threads per worker.  This is more memory-efficient if your
# application is thread-safe.
enable-threads      = true
threads             = 5

# Use cheaper to kill off idle workers.  This doesn't always work well; for
# example, on Debian 7 with recently uWSGI versions it appears to sometimes
# deadlock the application when killing a worker.  If this isn't specified,
# uWSGI will just create the maximum number of workers at all times.
cheaper-algo        = spare
cheaper             = 1
cheaper-initial     = 1
cheaper-step        = 1

# Application environment.
env                 = PATH=/home/mywagtail/venv/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin
env                 = HOME=/home/mywagtail
# Set $PYTHONPATH so that 'django-admin.py' worker without needing the
# virtualenv active.
env                 = PYTHONPATH=/home/mywagtail/app/mywagtail
# Settings module.
env                 = DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=myapp.settings.production
# WSGI application.  Wagtail includes this in the default template.
module              = mywagtail.wsgi:application

# You can run additional daemons along with the application; for example,
# if you want to run Celery:
attach-daemon       = celery worker -A myceleryapp -C -c1
attach-daemon       = celery beat -A myceleryapp -C

# Log errors and requests.
logto               = /var/log/uwsgi/mywagtail.log
log-date            = true
log-prefix          = [mywagtail]
logfile-chown       = true

# Enable thunder lock to prevent the thundering herd problem.
thunder-lock        = true

pcre-jit            = true
close-on-exec       = true
buffer-size         = 16384
