IMO using python at all for this kinda setup with lots of workers is kinda crazy. As there is no usable threading, each worker need its own process. And as the

IMO using python at all for this kinda setup with lots of workers is kinda crazy. As there is no usable threading, each worker need its own process. And as the article says, that's a couple of hundred mb of ram per worker. But in other languages, you could have hundreds of threads doing work with the same resources.