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  • czajnik@czajsoft.pl
    #1

    (pre)forking server framework?


    Hi!

    I'm quite new to Python development. Can someone advise me a framework
    useful for building (pre-)forking or threaded TCP servers, other than
    SocketServer ? I've seen source code of a few python-based app servers,
    all of theme seem to reinvent the wheel, eventually reusing
    SocketServer. I'd appreciate a framework with logging, process/thread
    pool, signal handling etc. Just plug-in a protocol implementation and
    go !

    Yes, I know Twisted, but asynchronous model is an overkill for me in
    this particular project. I do not need high performance, simple forking
    suites my needs better.

    BR,
    Przemek

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    • Diez B. Roggisch
      #2
      Re: (pre)forking server framework?

      czajnik@czajsof t.pl wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >
      > Hi!
      >
      > I'm quite new to Python development. Can someone advise me a framework
      > useful for building (pre-)forking or threaded TCP servers, other than
      > SocketServer ? I've seen source code of a few python-based app servers,
      > all of theme seem to reinvent the wheel, eventually reusing
      > SocketServer. I'd appreciate a framework with logging, process/thread
      > pool, signal handling etc. Just plug-in a protocol implementation and
      > go !
      >
      > Yes, I know Twisted, but asynchronous model is an overkill for me in
      > this particular project. I do not need high performance, simple forking
      > suites my needs better.[/color]

      Why do you care if the asynchronous model is overkill or the performance is
      good? Twisted comes close to what you want - and using its strength as
      arguments against it strikes me as odd.

      Diez

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        • czajnik@czajsoft.pl
          #3
          Re: (pre)forking server framework?


          Diez B. Roggisch napisal(a):
          [color=blue]
          > Why do you care if the asynchronous model is overkill or the performance is
          > good? Twisted comes close to what you want - and using its strength as
          > arguments against it strikes me as odd.[/color]

          I was unclear :) I mean I don't like using asynchronous model for the
          kind of job I have to do, as it's more complicated I think. Simple
          blocking synchronous communication, with one process per connection is
          all I need. Also this is going to be a kind of system management
          software, and forking has other advantages to me. Maybe I'll give
          Twisted a chance, need to spend some time experimenting with it.

          BR,
          Przemek

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            • Thomas Guettler
              #4
              Re: (pre)forking server framework?

              Am Mon, 12 Jun 2006 06:22:52 -0700 schrieb czajnik:
              [color=blue]
              >
              > Hi!
              >
              > I'm quite new to Python development. Can someone advise me a framework
              > useful for building (pre-)forking or threaded TCP servers, other than
              > SocketServer ? I've seen source code of a few python-based app servers,
              > all of theme seem to reinvent the wheel, eventually reusing
              > SocketServer. I'd appreciate a framework with logging, process/thread
              > pool, signal handling etc. Just plug-in a protocol implementation and
              > go ![/color]

              quixote has an scgi server which uses pre-forking worker processes.

              Quixote
              http://www.mems-exchange.org/software/quixote/



              HTH,
              Thomas

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