Re: how to use multithreading concepts in Django Rest Framework?

[Mark Phillips]

Have you looked at celery and redis?

Mark

On Mon, Mar 11, 2019 at 10:32 PM mohamed fazil <rmoham...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am using Django rest framework. I had a rest URL when i call that URL at a time from various 3, 4 streaming client, I got a response from only one client remaining client not responding me for that purpose only I want to know how to use multithreading in Django rest framework?  how to resolve this problem? can anyone help me out this problem?

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[mohamed fazil]

Yes phillips both we looked but not useful to this problem. Thanks for your kind reply. Any other suggestion is there please suggest me

Thanks

Fazil

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[mohamed fazil]

And celery not working python 3.7 or above 

Fazil

Skits Private Ltd.

[Abhinav Mehta]

Not sure if DRF is designed for multi-threading. I believe it’s just a web-framework.

Specifics like multiple-threading etc. should be better offloaded to other tools/frameworks like celery, pyspark, numpy, dask etc.

If required, plug these tools/frameworks inside serializers, views, signals etc.

[Abhinav Mehta]

And for the streaming problem — cache serializers, responses at web-server(nginx/apache) may help?

But I’m not sure it will last for long, because 3-4 concurrent clients are too less to be having any problem in prod env and in-general number of clients grow fast.