Officially abandon mod_wsgi-docker project. about mod_wsgi-docker HOT 3 OPEN

I've only recently started using mod_wsgi-docker because the underlying host has a lot of Python 2 code that needs updating and all new code being written is Python 3, so using a container seemed to be the cleanest way of solving that problem.

Having looked at slides 23 and 24, I think that the simplest solution is:

build the image yourself using your own Dockerfile from the official Python base images.

but I think it would be helpful if there was, perhaps, a new git repository containing that Dockerfile so that (a) there is a published starting point for users and (b) potentially the opportunity for a (small) community to work on any improvements, suggestions, maintenance, etc.

from mod_wsgi-docker.

My latest playing around in that space was:

• https://github.com/getwarped/warpdrive-image

from mod_wsgi-docker.

And if you want to understand the underlying rational for why it is created that way, try and read through the content for this workshop on building container images.

• https://github.com/openshift-labs/lab-building-images/tree/master/workshop/content
• https://github.com/openshift-labs/lab-building-images

from mod_wsgi-docker.