WSGI vs ASGI: How Python Web Applications Really Work

Posted on Tue 30 December 2025 in Python • Tagged with python, api, uvicorn, gunicorn

WSGI vs ASGI: How Python Web Applications Really Work

When building Python web applications, most of us focus on the frameworks we know and love—Flask, Django, FastAPI, and the like. But here's something I've learned over the years: these frameworks don't actually handle HTTP traffic directly.

Instead, they rely …


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Scaling Smarter with KEDA: Event-Driven Autoscaling for Kubernetes

Posted on Thu 25 September 2025 in Technology • Tagged with keda, kubernetes, autoscaling, event-driven, hpa, serverless, batch, iot, ml, logging, grafana, loki, cloud-agnostic

KEDA brings event-driven intelligence to Kubernetes, enabling responsive, cost-efficient scaling tied directly to real-world events.


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Configurable Virtual Environments

Posted on Fri 12 September 2025 in Python • Tagged with python, pipenv, virtualenv

Virtual environments are essential components of any Python project. When it comes to implementing them, we consider various tools such as pipenv, requirements.txt, etc.

To cater to our project requirements, we install various packages. However, it’s important to note that some packages are only necessary for specific aspects …


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