I wouldn't quite say that there's only 2 concurrency choices, but I agree that there's only 2 concurrency choices in Python if you are operating under heavy loa

I wouldn't quite say that there's only 2 concurrency choices, but I agree that there's only 2 concurrency choices in Python if you are operating under heavy load. The multi-threaded concurrency style can be a great choice if your performance requirements are low and you only want a small amount of concurrency. Then it can be very easy to emulate a Golang-esq model, by having just a few threads which are communicating by writing data via queues to one another.