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There seem to be two approaches when a problem occurs: - Find someone to blame (sue them) - Fix it (myself or pay someone to fix it) I like to use tools that
by kbutler 15y ago
There seem to be two approaches when a problem occurs:
- Find someone to blame (sue them)
- Fix it (myself or pay someone to fix it)
I like to use tools that give me the second option (and planet probably does, but I disliked the "maybe even sue them" - better to have the freedom to fix than the freedom to sue).
- cgbystrom 15y agoPlanet Framework is designed from the ground up to be real-time and scalable, but it also uses a lot of existing open-source projects. For Planet Framework customers, we offer "partner source". Meaning, that customers will get full access to source code and also submit their own patches.
- nigma 15y agoAre you also going to open-source some parts of the project?
- cgbystrom 15y agoA couple of the components used are actually already open-source: https://github.com/esnme/ultrajson https://github.com/esnme/ultrajson - Super-fast JSON serializer. https://github.com/esnme/locust https://github.com/esnme/locust - Scalable load testing tool capable of simulating millions of users. https://github.com/esnme/amysql https://github.com/esnme/amysql - 100% async/event driven MySQL driver. https://github.com/hjlarsson/gevent-memcache https://github.com/hjlarsson/gevent-memcache - memcached driver for gevent.
- m0hit 15y agoThanks for this list. We've been building our own load testing tools on python, and it will be quite helpful to learn from the implementation of locust.