AWS Elastic BeanStalk

[dbrant]

I am trying to run a deployment on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

I am trying to run it without a container in preconfigured python environment.  It is asking for as WSGI File.  As I am running Waitress I know that this can be done by providing a simple script to start the waitress server on a port.  If anyone has any example this would really help.

(ie. the WSGI Scripted equivalent of "gearbox serve" command)

[S.C. Justice]

I've not used waitress but this is the WSGI file for a project of mine I had deployed under Passenger for a while.

https://pastebin.com/4SX11Vyx 

From a very quick five minute look at some docs on waitress it looks like there's an entry point for pastedeploy so you can use Waitress's WSGI gateway from a configuration file.

I know that's not much but I hope it helps you some to find your way.

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[dbrant]

Thanks, That did help.

AWS BeanStalk can be a strange beast, but AWS is one of the most commercial products on the market.  TG would do itself a great service to Tie in more into the AWS environment.

The minimal mode should work file, but your file helps with the FULL STACK which I am attempting to implement.

[Alessandro Molina]

Uhm, that seems pretty standard WSGI application problem.

All WSGI apps will be served the same way by Beanstalk, doesn't matter if it's TG or something else as far as I can see.

I'd gladly merge any PR willing to contribute a page dedicated to beanstalk to https://turbogears.readthedocs.io/en/development/cookbook/deploy/index.html btw, that can only be helpful. It seems the instruction at https://turbogears.readthedocs.io/en/development/cookbook/deploy/mod_wsgi.html mostly apply, apart the part specific to apache file configuration.

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