Hi i have also the same problem FastCGI process exceeded in IIS
Do you have any solution please?
thanks,
What exactly is dashboard_d4? What do I have to adjust for my own application?
This means, I need to install python on the server, right?
And will you simply execute the python script server.py once and leave it alone for good then? W
here or how exactly can users open the dashboard then? I guess there is a specific URL or the like needed?
dashboard_d4 is the name of the Python script which contains the app-part as shown in the code snippet below.
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Yes, you will need a Python environment available at your server to be able to run the Python-Dash program.
I am unsure what you mean with “simply execute and leave it”, if you want your Dash app available for others you need to specify which IP and port the Dash Site is available from.
As I have written back in 2019 I have my application running through IIS on a Microsoft server. When setting up the IIS you specify which port the site should be available through, and your server has its IP. I am fairly certain I have this ISS shenanigans described in another thread on this forum.
Thank you.
I didn’t dive much into the underlying topics but I would like to address one aspect: When executing the python script later on the server, would this be somehow handled by ISS or would I do this and leave e.g. the terminal open for good, so it is running constantly?
When you have setup the IIS you do not need to have a prompt open with the Python script running. I just figured that the setup explanation I did years ago was in some private messaging with another user.
If you read through this guide it can help you, that was the guide which got me through setting up my first Python IIS site.
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