To run Vely web application with
FastCGI protocol, you need to setup a reverse proxy, i.e. a web server that will forward request and send replies back to clients. Vely application runs as a number of (zero or more) background processes in parallel, processing requests.
Setting up reverse proxy (web server)
To access your application via a reverse proxy (i.e. web server), generally you need to add a proxy directive and restart the web server.
If you use Apache, you need to connect it to your application, see
connect_apache_tcp_socket (for using TCP sockets) and
connect_apache_unix_socket (for using Unix sockets).
If you use Nginx, you need to connect it to your application, see
connect_nginx_tcp_socket (for using TCP sockets) and
connect_nginx_unix_socket (for using Unix sockets).
Starting FastCGI server processes
Use
vf, for example:
vf <app name>
which in general will start zero or more background resident process(es) (daemons) that process requests in parallel.
