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Python, asynchronous processing, threads

Python, asynchronous processing, threads

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Latency in Asynchronous Python Latency in Asynchronous Python May 24, 2020 nullprogram.com/blog/2020/05/24/ This week I was debugging a misbehaving Python program that makes significant use of Python’s asyncio . The program would eventually take very long periods of time to respond to network requests. My first suspicion was a CPU-heavy coroutine hogging the thread, preventing the socket coroutines from running, but an inspection with pdb showed this wasn’t the case. Instead, the program’s author had

You have a log file that grows by 50 gigabytes a day. Your Python script reads it, filters errors, and aggregates metrics. It works fine until the file hit