WebAssuming one has a large number of tasks, is there any downside to using gevent.spawn (...) to spawn all of them simultaneously rather than using a gevent pool and pool.spawn (...) to limit the number of concurrent greenlets? Webpyg0已经大概了解了wsgi。现在他决定深入探索他们实际在生产环境里用到的web服务器-gunicorn。先来看看官网的介绍：Gunicorn是一个运行在Unix上的pythonWSGIweb服务器。它采用Pre-Fork的worker模型。Gunicorn可以适用于多种pythonweb框架，实现简单，占用系用资源少，速度快。
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WebIf it is not, then do not spawn so many greenlets, but reuse them as indicated. Also, further reduce concurrency, monitor the number of open sockets, increase system limits if necessary, and try to find out exactly where your software hangs. Share Improve this answer Follow edited Feb 7, 2015 at 15:33 answered Feb 7, 2015 at 2:10 WebAug 3, 2015 · Easiest is to call gevent.sleep (0) (you don't have to actually wait a specific time). In conclusion you don't even have to monkey-pach things, provide that your code does not have blocking IO operations. I would rewrite your code like this: carew appleton
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WebAug 20, 2012 · When I spawn the greenlets, and run join, they don't execute all in parallel, but instead one after the other. My understanding is that this is happening because my code is "blocking", since when I run monkey.patch_all() ... Regarding using gevent with thrift without monkey patching all: I don't know if it is worth. If you want to modify ... WebNov 18, 2016 · In general, that approach should work fine. There are some problems with this specific code, though: Calling time.sleep will cause all greenlets to block. You either need to call gevent.sleep or monkey-patch the process in order to have just one greenlet block (I see gevent.monkey imported, but patch_all is not called). I suspect that's the … http://www.gevent.org/api/gevent.pool.html brother and sister book