[TylerE]

I'd go for a db, yeah, or if that's a really painful mapping, this, erm, is actually the sort of thing Go is pretty good at it, and it's not too hard to write a fairly simple program that will traverse your data structure and communicate via a JSON api or something. That's a useful technique in general - separate the big heavy awkward thing from your main web processes.

While I hate how verbose and inexpressive it is, Go does hit a sweet spot of fairly good performance, even multi-core, while still being GCed so it's not nearly as foreign for a native python user.