Dash Plotly can quickly help me to build Factsheet website. I am not sure about its performance. Can we scale out the application? For example, launch more instances of this web app so that we can handle more requests.

I am currently employed in a production company and have made a Dash app which is showing an overview of our production to our production; (current machine status, current production, planned production etc etc.), and an app which includes some analysis of our production to our engineers and product…

A “:heart:” brought me back to this thread, so here is an update. There is no need to use Flask when you deploy your Dash app using IIS, I am currently serving through the library “waitress” which can handle the requests (serve requests) coming from the WSGI on my IIS. Switching from Flask to wait…

Hi @Blaceus : can you please elaborate on how you use waitress with IIS? I successfully managed to deploy my app using IIS, but it is extremely slow. Using waitress is considerably faster, but without the bells and whistles of IIS. Thanks, Vivek

Hi @jimmybow : My workplace is restricted to using Windows Server :confused: . This would be my very first deployment, so not really experienced with using any web servers. Thanks, Vivek

Hello hello Essentially what I’m doing is running the Dash app like this: In my app.py: app = dash.Dash(__name__) server = app.server app.config['suppress_callback_exceptions']=True if __name__ == '__main__': app.run_server(debug=True) My waitress script: from waitress import serve from app i…

Great- thanks @Blaceus :slight_smile: :slight_smile: . I figured it out from your other comments. I then switched to serving using Docker and gunicorn, as it’s convenient to test the app in the local environment and expect similar behavior in the production environment.

Hi Blaceus - I work at a manufacturing company in Austin, TX on a project that sounds extremely similar to how you’ve described your project. I’m building a Dash app for machine supervisors to monitor production and edit incorrect data readouts from the machines. It’s a multi-page app containing a t…

It depends on how many people visit the web site. I build a management system using dash plotly.The maximum online user for this site is 100 people and it works normally.But the performance has dropped a little bit.

Hey, I am also using waitress in the same way, but the program will not kill the connection once I run the program. I have to manually kill the connection through the CMD, but for Flask, I can just Ctrl + C. Otherwise, I cannot run any dashbaords, even reloading the same program. Is there a way to …

Can I use Dash Plotly in Production environment

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jimmybow April 3, 2019, 10:11am 5

you can use gunicorn deploy flask in your prod env.

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