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For modern web applications, running asynchronous tasks in the background is often a must. Whether you need to parallelize something not-so-time-critical (say, thumbnail generation) or access that miraculous-but-really-slow machine learning API in the background, there is a plethora of other use cases that require the developer to isolate time-consuming operations from Django’s default synchronous request-response […]

Install mod_wsgi: Obviously, this step depends on your package manager (which is usually determined by your distribution). On Arch Linux it goes something like this: sudo pacman -Sy mod_wsgi Adapt Apache’s configuration: In order to tell the Apache web server to interface with your Django WSGI app, a few directives need to be added to […]