Add missing details and enhance format.
@@ -19,11 +19,13 @@ Apache
.. seealso:: :doc:`Apache`
The Apache2 `mod_uwsgi` module was the first web server integration module developed for uWSGI.
-It is stable but could be better integrated with the Apache API.
+It is stable and supports both Unix and TCP sockets but could be better integrated with the Apache API.
-It is commercially supported by Unbit.
+`mod_uwsgi` is commercially supported by Unbit.
-Since uWSGI 0.9.6-dev a second Apache2 module called `mod_Ruwsgi` is included. It's more Apache API friendly. *mod_Ruwsgi is not commercially supported by Unbit.*
+Since uWSGI 0.9.6-dev a second Apache2 module called `mod_Ruwsgi` is included. It's more Apache API friendly but currently lacks documentation.
+
+`mod_Ruwsgi` is *not* commercially supported by Unbit.
During the 1.2 development cycle, another module called `mod_proxy_uwsgi` has been added. In the near future this should be the best choice for Apache based deployments.
@@ -54,7 +56,9 @@ There is currently no commercial support for this handler.
CGI
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-The CGI handlers are for "lazy" installations. Their use in production environments is discouraged.
+The CGI handlers are for "lazy" installations.
+
+*Their use in production environments is discouraged.*
Cherokee (Obsolete)
@@ -65,7 +69,9 @@ Cherokee (Obsolete)
The Cherokee webserver officially supports uWSGI.
Cherokee is fast and lightweight, has a beautiful admin interface and a great community.
Their support for uWSGI has been awesome since the beginning and we recommend its use in most situations.
-The userbase of the Cherokee uWSGI handler is probably the biggest of all. The Cherokee uWSGI handler is commercially supported by Unbit.
+The userbase of the Cherokee uWSGI handler is probably the biggest of all.
+
+The Cherokee uWSGI handler is commercially supported by Unbit.
Mongrel2 (Obsolete)
