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> Ex ante Python seems like a poor choice for a large distributed system where network and CPU efficiency are important Not every component in a distributed sy
by tomnipotent 8y ago
> Ex ante Python seems like a poor choice for a large distributed system where network and CPU efficiency are important
Not every component in a distributed system needs to be "efficient". There is a broad class of software solving real problems that can benefit from Python having a stream processor on top of robust infrastructure.
- wirrbel 8y agoI would consider myself to be fairly agnostic when it comes to languages (although Python happens to be the language I work most with, which has a lot to do with what my coworkers prefer). What I can say is, that quite often, those large distributed system solutions has high constant offsets / penalties if you aren't building the BIG solution. so everything, starting from functional testing to those small tasks that happen more often than one would like take ages. I wouldn't be surprised if a python stream processing framework could provide a good developer-happiness -- efficiency ratio, just by being responsive.