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pip install gunicorn<\/code>
\nOnce you have installed Gunicorn, you need to create a WSGI application. WSGI stands for Web Server Gateway Interface and is a standard interface between web servers and web applications in Python. Here’s an example of how to create a WSGI application:
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<\/p>\nThis WSGI application simply returns “Hello World!” when a request is made to it.
\nNext, you need to start Gunicorn and tell it where your WSGI application is located. Here’s an example of how to start Gunicorn:
\ngunicorn app:app<\/code><\/p>\nIn this example, we tell Gunicorn to start the WSGI application called “app” located in the file called “app.py”. The first “app” refers to the WSGI application, and the second “app” refers to the function within the application that should be used to handle requests.
\nGunicorn also allows you to specify the number of workers to use to handle incoming requests. Here’s an example of how to start Gunicorn with four workers:
\ngunicorn app:app -w 4<\/code><\/p>\nIn this example, we tell Gunicorn to start four workers to handle incoming requests.<\/p>\n
Using Gunicorn:<\/h3>\n