First of all I would like to thank to developer of twisted for making
such a great platform for network applications,, I just love it...<br>
But for theory point of view I want to clear some of my doubts.<br>
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1) What is the underlying technology?<br>
As, I believe that twisted is a TCP server which which uses select()
based call to handle multiple requests. Is it true or there is
something else which I am not aware of.<br>
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2) So, if twisted is single process based network application framework
(without threads and forks),, I believe it cannot take advantage of
multiple processor residing on one machine. For e.g. if OS schedule
twisted process on one processor,, that&#39;s it,, it can only run on same
processor not taking advantage of multiple processor. I am kind of
confused in this question. Can anyone shed some light on this?<br>
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3) So, suppose I have one twisted reactor based process running,, I can
use defferToThread as one of the way to kind of using multiple
processing?<br>
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4) So, one of the technique to achieve parallelism is by running
multiple twisted reactor on different processor and using some
scheduler which takes the web request and forwards that request to
different twisted reactor instance on different processor. <br>
This is close to Load balancing as we can also use the upper
architecture and configure the scheduler to schedule requests to
different computers.<br>
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Many of the questions might sound weird,, and please feel free to write any comment. <br>
Thanks<br>
Arun<br>
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