Nginx and uwsgi timeouts

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I have nginx serving a django app powered by uwsgi. Occasionally I am getting 504's and want to increase the timeout. When using the nginx uwsgi module, do I need to use a special param to account for possible timeouts, or can I use a standard one?

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I view source and find uwsgi_connect_timeout,uwsgi_send_timeout,uwsgi_read_timeout params and it works. But default is 60 second... I think this is enough.

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A total of 2048 threads ??? Are you sure you have the resources to maintains such a beast ? You will need to heavy tune your kernel too.

By the way if you read the file in the WSGI entry point it will be read only on startup (and then forked()).

Nginx + uwsgi – what is serving static files

You do need a location. But that's not why nginx isn't serving your static files.

The problem is you forgot to specify a root directive in your server block. So nginx uses its compiled-in default, which is system-dependent and almost certainly isn't where your web app is located. Thus, all requests, including for static files, go upstream to uWSGI.

To fix the problem, set a root directive pointing to your app's static resources.

server {
    root /srv/www/testapp;

Or if you only have static files in subdirectories, you can specify then with location and alias as shown in the uWSGI documentation.

location /static {
    alias /srv/www/testapp/static;
}

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