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by perlin
3506 days ago
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Anecdotally, we had a simple events API running Python 2.7/Flask/uwsgi/nginx that needed to do quick I/O operations on a growing # of HTTP requests. To increase throughout, we experimented with Python 3 for its async/await style concurrency. It didn't seem to help much and we ended up just rewriting that API in Go and see way better throughout-to-resource ratios by shipping 5mb binaries to Docker & Kubernetes. Point is, we're a hybrid shop that does all first pass services in Python 2.7 and then move them to Go when they become suffiently trafficked and/or critical. |
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