Optimal way to run a Django project on Debian 6 for high load?

Question

Debian

I know the following ways to run:
- FastCGI (no extra steps, manage.py runfcgi)
- Apache + mog_wsgi (easy to implement by installing the right packages)
- uWSGI (not easy to implement on Debian, but often discussed)
Which one is the best? I've often come across mod_wsgi and uWSGI comparisons that claim they are roughly equal in terms of performance. Somewhere I saw a comparison of uWSGI and FastCGI, where uWSGI won. Does this mean that the Apache option is quite good?
What do experienced Django developers advise if a high load is expected? Maybe, in addition to the method, they will also advise something about setting the parameters?

Answer 1

I am using nginx + gunicorn . All static is served through nginx, and it also proxies requests to gunicorn.
Shows good results if it is possible to run multiple instances of gunicorn.

Answer 2

nginx + uwsgi --emperor + supervisor