Welcome to Pokie-gunicorn
Run a pokie application with an embedded gunicorn server
Defaults
When running with no configuration, it will assume the following options:
- workers: (cpu_count * 2) + 1
- bind: localhost:5000
- threads: cpu_count * 4
- timeout: 3600
- keepalive: 2
- accesslog: -
- errorlog: -
- loglevel: debug
Configuration
All gunicorn settings can be used by setting GUNICORN_<UPPERCASE_SETTING> env var, or by providing them via config provider with a gunicorn_ prefix.
The class pokie_gunicorn.config.GunicornConfigTemplate contains the basic options, but can be extended to include most of the options from Gunicorn's configuration.
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