There's no much documentation on how to deploy a Django project with Spawning and yet people are recommending it over apache/mod_wsgi.
In another similar question, other SO user suggested me to open a new question specific to Spawning, so hopefully others can share their experiences too.
I'd be interested in seeing whose seriously recommending Spawning over Apache and mod_python or mod_wsgi.
Judging by the fact that this question is now the #4 result in Google for 'django spawning' I'd say it's very much early days. :) If you're putting anything serious into production stick to Apache/mod_wsgi for now.
Eric Florenzo did some basic testing of spawning. Make sure and read all the comments as well as the main post.
Personally I always like investigating these kinds of solutions, but in this case I just can't even get to a benchmarking stage. There are too many important features I need in Apache (ssl client certs, run mongrel servers under fastcgi, django under wsgi, php gasp, static files served directly, ssl for each ip address, dozens of virtual hosts on multiple ip addresses, etc.).
cd to your django's settings.py directory.
Here is the command line to serve your django application
spawn --factory=spawning.django_factory.config_factory settings --port 80