DjangoCon 2014- High Performance Django: From Runserver to Reddit Hugs

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By Peter Baumgartner
Django makes it easy to build a site and get it running on your laptop, but how do you go from there to a site that can gracefully handle millions of page views per day? This talk will show you the modifications and supporting services needed to make your site scale. Topics will include caching, uWSGI, Varnish, and load balancing.

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