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Ah - it's more that you wouldn't typically need to run multiple threads in the same process to handle concurrent requests. For instance, gunicorn used with geve
by btown 3y ago
Ah - it's more that you wouldn't typically need to run multiple threads in the same process to handle concurrent requests. For instance, gunicorn used with gevent workers will typically fork processes to ensure all cores are used, but wouldn't require multiple threads per process - gevent would handle concurrency on a single OS thread within each process.
- slashdev 3y agoAh, got it. That makes sense. Very reasonable tradeoff for an application server, which is embarrassingly parallel and holds little state.