Thanks Lance. I guess the only clarification I find we need here would be to provide context to the meaning of the term 'threads' here. It would be helpful to provide context in terms of the configuration of keystone using different configurations (uwsgi, apache/uwsgi, nginx/uwsgi).
It's likely best to provide this in the keystone documentation.
Specifically the confusion here is that there are 'threads' and 'processes'. There may be configurations of many processes, but a single thread per process. I need to have a clear understanding of which recommendation applies in a situation like this, and the keystone documentation should perhaps provide guidance with regards to what the more optimal configurations are for uwsgi, apache/uwsgi, nginx/uwsgi, apache/mod_wsgi, etc.
Thanks Lance. I guess the only clarification I find we need here would be to provide context to the meaning of the term 'threads' here. It would be helpful to provide context in terms of the configuration of keystone using different configurations (uwsgi, apache/uwsgi, nginx/uwsgi).
It's likely best to provide this in the keystone documentation.
Specifically the confusion here is that there are 'threads' and 'processes'. There may be configurations of many processes, but a single thread per process. I need to have a clear understanding of which recommendation applies in a situation like this, and the keystone documentation should perhaps provide guidance with regards to what the more optimal configurations are for uwsgi, apache/uwsgi, nginx/uwsgi, apache/mod_wsgi, etc.