This is a Juju charm for setting up an Apache mod_wsgi server for a basic Python WSGI app.

juju deploy ~nottrobin/trusty/apache2-wsgi

The charm will just show a basic Apache2 welcome page, until you give it a URL from which to download a correctly configured WSGI app:

juju set app_tgz_url=http://example.com/my-project.tgz

It will then download the project, extract it, and restart Apache, attempting to run it.

If your app wants to make use of a MongoDB server, you can do that by adding a relation:

juju deploy mongodb
juju add-relation apache-wsgi mongodb

Now the MongoDB URI for your application to use will be available in the environment variable MONGODB_URI.

By default, the WSGI file (wsgi_file_path) is expected to be at [project]/app.py, and the application name (wsgi_app_name) is expected to be app. This is in line with Flask defaults.

Any required python modules should be listed in [project]/requirements.txt (pip_requirements_path) and if you want pip to install them from local files instead of from PyPi, include the local packages in [project]/pip-cache (pip_cache_path).

For a full list of configuration options, see config.yaml.