# Python Spawning configuration

# DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE DIRECTLY! CREATE A COPY AND MODIFY THAT INSTEAD!

# Spawning factory name.
# If you're using Django, you should use:
#FACTORY=spawning.django_factory.config_factory.
# If you're using Paste, you should use:
#FACTORY=spawning.paste_factory.config_factory
# Or, for regular WSGI, the default is:
#FACTORY=spawning.wsgi_factory.config_factory

# The WSGI application you want to spawn.
# This means different things with different factories, for example with
# Django, the WSGI_APP should be the Django settings module to load.
WSGI_APP=

# Serve on <HOST>:<PORT>
HOST=0.0.0.0
PORT=8080

# Change to user (and group if given). `[user[:group]]`
#CHUID=

# A colon-separated list of the Python path.
#PYTHON_LIBS=/usr/local/lib/my-python-packages

# stderr is redirected to ERROR_LOG. The status output from the workers, among
# other things, will end up there.
ERROR_LOG=/var/log/spawning/error.log

# stdout is redirected to INFO_LOG.
INFO_LOG=/var/log/spawning/info.log

# The access log is written separately from stdout and stderr.
ACCESS_LOG=/var/log/spawning/access.log

# Concurrency model.

# Choose either forks (NUM_WORKERS) or threads (NUM_THREADS).
# NUM_WORKERS defines the number of forks to make a process-based pool out of.
#NUM_WORKERS=10
#NUM_THREADS=0

# NUM_THREADS defines the number of threads to make a thread-based pool out of.
#NUM_THREADS=10
#NUM_WORKERS=0

# NUM_PROCS defines the number of forks to make, each fork has its own
# NUM_WORKERS and NUM_THREADS.
#NUM_PROCS=1

# Maximum age in seconds of a worker before it's restarted.
#MAX_AGE=

# Maximum memory usage of _all_ workers before it's restarted.
# Counts resident set size (RSS) in kilobytes, see ps(1).
#MAX_MEMORY=

# Watch file. When the file changes, Spawning reloads.
#WATCH=

# Extra options to pass to Spawning.
#EXTRA_OPTS=

# Path to Spawning binary.
#SPAWN_BIN=