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This seems like a perfect case for something like Elixir/Erlang where you can spawn multiple processes and need not worry because of immutability.
by iamd3vil 11y ago
This seems like a perfect case for something like Elixir/Erlang where you can spawn multiple processes and need not worry because of immutability.
- mateo411 11y agoI think that is what they are doing with celery. Each server has 92 celery workers. Each worker runs in its own process. Each worker takes tasks off of a queue and completes them.