Django and Windows Server -


I have developed a diego app that I now need to deploy on a Windows server (which is hosted by various other web applications I can not even know about I) The application I have developed will only be used internally

Please excuse a simple question - I'm totally new to Windows Server, but ...

There are several articles about running Django under IIS, and for example reference FastCGI Do I really need to do this? On my personalized Windows machine I used to install Django only and my app uses it properly via port 8000. Do I just stop in a single production environment on a Windows server? What is actually achieved under IIS?

Thank you!

You should read the text on that archrix:

Do not use this server in a production setting. It has not run through security audits or performance tests. (And this is how it is supposed to be. In the business of creating web frameworks, we are not web servers, so to improve this environment, Django's scope is capable of handling a production environment.) < / Blockquote>

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