Personally I feel more like this is pythons multiprocessing, with some spices added to start a server on demand. It's been a while since I last read the multip

Personally I feel more like this is pythons multiprocessing, with some spices added to start a server on demand. It's been a while since I last read the multiprocessing docs but last time I did it did a pretty poor job of showing all the fancy tricks multiprocessing supports, like running a function in a different interpreter or on a different server altogether.