Re:Breaking up with Flask and FastAPI: Why they don’t scale ...
by sauyon on Thursday June 16, 2022 @06:53PM
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If I had my way both Python runners and the runner webapp would not be long for this world.
I will say, though: the runner webapp MVP exists to do basically what you're describing (and keeps an internal queue). Yatai is architected so that the runner instances run on a separate Kubernetes cluster to the pre- and post-processing code that that's run in the main webapp itself, and can be scaled separately.
I will say, though: the runner webapp MVP exists to do basically what you're describing (and keeps an internal queue). Yatai is architected so that the runner instances run on a separate Kubernetes cluster to the pre- and post-processing code that that's run in the main webapp itself, and can be scaled separately.