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By the way the performance increase you're seeing with the PyInvoker (from your gist) is most likely because it doesn't have prefetch_count enabled. Celery ena
by asksol 16y ago
By the way the performance increase you're seeing with the PyInvoker (from your gist) is most likely because it doesn't have prefetch_count enabled.
Celery enables this so a single worker doesn't suck in a million messages at a time, and to balance the work load between available resources. As noted previously it can be disabled.
Btw, octobot looks great, maybe we can share ideas.
- cscotta 16y agoRight on, thanks Ask! I'm checking out some of this right now and might not be able to get through it all today, but will give it a try. Just shot you a couple messages outside of HN - love to talk when you have a chance!