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Hi Bokeh Team,
I’m trying to start working on a Bokeh server application using Django.
However, I wanted to figure out best practices before diving in.
My goal is to create a Bokeh server (using data streaming to Gmapplot) and Django application.
I looked through the Happiness demonstration, along with the great notes.
Are there any other examples I should look at?
Would it be wise to use Nginx with Django?
I apologize if this question is too broad.
Thanks,
Jon
It really depends on your deployment needs. If you want to make/embed and app that can be viewed by a large audience of many people simultaneously, that takes a different approach than something on a smaller scale. Can you describe your deployment scenario in a bit more detail?
Bryan
On May 31, 2016, at 5:12 PM, Lenley Woodard <lenley@kotokogroup.com> wrote:
Hi Bokeh Team,
I’m trying to start working on a Bokeh server application using Django.
However, I wanted to figure out best practices before diving in.
My goal is to create a Bokeh server (using data streaming to Gmapplot) and Django application.
I looked through the Happiness demonstration, along with the great notes.
Are there any other examples I should look at?
Would it be wise to use Nginx with Django?
I apologize if this question is too broad.
Thanks,
Jon
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