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Re:There Isn't Much Point to HTTP/2 Past the Load Balancer by dgoldstein0 on Thursday February 27, 2025 @10:37PM (#43201448)
A good python web server should be single process with asyncio , or maybe have a few worker threads or processes. Definitely not fork for every request
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Re:There Isn't Much Point to HTTP/2 Past the Load Balancer by hinkley on Friday February 28, 2025 @01:21AM (#43202339)
Your response explains the other one, which I found just baffling.

I didn't say forking per request, good god. I meant running a process per core, or some ratio to the cores to achieve full server utilization. Limiting all of HTTP/2 requests per user to one core is unlikely to result in good feelings for anybody. If you let nginx fan them out to a couple cores it's going to work better.

These are not problems Java and C# have.

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