PHP and Python - how best to live together?

Question

PHP

There is a server on which several not very large PHP sites are spinning. You need to add a site in Python to them. Apache hides behind Nginx, hence the question - is it better to add mod_wsgi (or is it mod_pyhon?) Or is it easier to hang the server on one of the ports (it's still not visible behind Nginx)? Also heard that Mysql clients can conflict.
Is it possible to rely on chance, or ruin two, three, four hours and test everything on a local machine?

Answer 1

You need nginx to proxy requests to the uWSGI server. All current versions of nginx already have a module for uwsgi, so you just need to configure the locations correctly

Answer 2

nginx. Let him go to Peyton through uwsgi (or even fcgi, these are details). In php - via fpm. As a last resort - apache + mod_php with unloaded unnecessary modules.
If you don’t need to chase highload, then there’s nothing complicated, just in nginx you will need to describe the correct config with two separate upstreams.