> I fail to understand the use of python in a distributed environment while the language has such poor concurrency support (on top of the lack of a type system).
Well, without knowing the exact issue people trying to solve, of course you won't understand the motivation behind.
Reading their post, it seems that they are not using Python for serving, mainly for long running daemon processes. Concurrency is probably not something people care about in such situation, nor squeeze CPU perf. In fact such workload probably wants to maintain a low-key finger print.
Well, without knowing the exact issue people trying to solve, of course you won't understand the motivation behind.
Reading their post, it seems that they are not using Python for serving, mainly for long running daemon processes. Concurrency is probably not something people care about in such situation, nor squeeze CPU perf. In fact such workload probably wants to maintain a low-key finger print.