WSGID When your WSGI app becomes a nix daemon. Mongrel2 by Zed Shaw has interested me for quite some time, but the biggest drawback was that there are not many Python frameworks that work directly with Mongrel2. wsgid solves the problem, it is a WSGI server for Mongrel2 and can thus then connect frameworks that can run under WSGI - for example, Mongrel2 can be used as an HTTP server for a distributed Django installation. By using ZeroMQ in Mongrel2, the whole thing is then significantly more flexibly structured than with the classic (FCGI-based) server integrations.