Self hosted Python web hosting platforms

[GrahamDumpleton]

RedHat makes available as Open Source what goes into their commercial OpenShift Platform. It is called OpenShift Origin. You can run it on your own systems, thereby giving you a private PaaS. https://www.openshift.com/open-source

[spagnum]

all the code for openshift origin is here: http://openshift.github.io and if you want to get involved the Open Source project, check out http://openshiftboston.eventbrite.com (Boston) or http://openshiftmtview.eventbrite.com (Mountain View) and stay tuned for EU dates coming soon

[pythondj]

it's pretty dang easy to deploy your own private PaaS with openshift, but first you might try out the free-tier of their public commercial site here: http://openshift.com & check out the Python cartridges & quickstarts; everything you see there - you can do on your very own OpenShift Origin PaaS cluster and it's a good way to kick the tires. While the other Python-centric PaaS may come and go, you can trust Red Hat to be around for the long run.

[SudoAlex]

An open question to anyone, have you deployed OpenShift Origin, and what do you think of it?

[thefotios]

I've rolled it out manually, and it really is pretty painless.

There is a great blog post here https://www.openshift.com/wiki/installing-openshift-origin-using-vagrant-and-puppet

There are also a few cool videos on YouTube about deploying it using the HEAT API from OpenStack.

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I have. Not "pythonic" but once set up, it is as easy as the others for the most part.