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**It's worth noting another (probably better) way to do all of this is through UNIX Sockets** or in Django's case uwsgi. For more on Sockets, see the Tweeted comic below by Julia Evans aka @b0rk.
**It's worth noting another (probably better) way to do all of this is through UNIX Sockets** or in Django's case uwsgi. For more on Sockets, see the Tweeted comic below by Julia Evans aka @b0rk.
So now we have a request that goes from the browser, to our server, to an internal port, and back out to the interwebz! Could be better, could be worse, but given limited man-hours and infrastructure, this is how most SRCT services look.
So now we have a request that goes from the browser, to our server, to an internal port, and back out to the interwebz! Could be better, could be worse, but given limited man-hours and infrastructure, this is how most SRCT services look.