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I inherited a flask queue worker, and it suffers from some major problems (like 12 req/second when it's not discarding items from the queue). I am primarily a javascript programmer so I'm a little bit out of my element.

I am tempted to refactor the worker to use async features, and that would require factoring out uWSGI, which is fine, I only added it last week. The article states that Vibora is a drop in replacement for flask, but I guess I'm a bit skeptical, as I can't find much information outside of Vibora having a similar api. For a web service with basically one endpoint, I could refactor to another implementation fairly easily, I'm just looking for the right direction.

I thought maybe I should refactor the arch to either batch requests to the worker, or to use async. Anyone have a feeling where I should go? I am just getting started researching this, but any advice would be appreciated.

Edit: at least quart has a migration page.. probably will just try it out, what can I lose? https://pgjones.gitlab.io/quart/how_to_guides/flask_migratio...

Second edit: Also might try out polyrand's stack in the comments.