The case is we've got a big API to build and my team has chosen python as implementation platform. The API doesn't really need any web pages (templating) - just accepting GET/POST requests and responding with xml/json.
The question is: what is the preferred http server to deploy python api for production scale? We're considering django and cherrypy as the framework and they do have built-in servers, but they seem to be more a development tool than a scalable, super-fast production software.
Java has got all servlet/application containers (jboss, tomcat, glassfish, etc.), PHP's got Apache HTTPD and/or Nginx - and how about python?
You probably want to conform to the WSGI, then you don't need to make your implementation tied to a specific HTTP server.
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