If you are building Python web applications, you've likely heard of Gunicorn. Short for "Green Unicorn," Gunicorn is a highly popular Web Server Gateway Interface (WSGI) HTTP server.
In simple terms, it acts as a seamless bridge between the internet (via your main web server like Nginx) and your Python code (like Django or Flask).
Why developers love Gunicorn:
Pre-fork worker model: It creates "worker" processes in advance, meaning they are always awake and ready to handle incoming traffic instantly.
Highly resilient: It handles sudden traffic spikes gracefully, keeping your site online.
Lightweight & Fast: It uses minimal resources and requires almost no complex configuration out of the box.
Prerequisites for Installation:
To set it up, you just need a UNIX-based OS (Linux/macOS), Python 3.x, Pip, and ideally a virtual environment to keep your system files clean.
Ready to set it up?
If you want to see the coding part, including the exact terminal commands to install Gunicorn, add HTTP/2 support, and test it with your app, view the full tutorial on our website!
🔗 Read the full step-by-step guide here: How to Install Gunicorn
