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DESCRIPTION:In the usual scenario\, Django is served using WSGI server (gun
 icorn\, uWSGI are the most popular) that work in pre-fork synchronous mode
 l\, \nhence you will need multiple workers and have a “copy” of your a
 pplication for each worker. \n\nThis consumes a lot of memory and drags sc
 alability issues along with it\,\nsince one worker is busy responding to o
 nly one request at a time.\n\nGreen threads are one solution to NOT rewrit
 e your whole codebase in order to go async without bumping into threads an
 d the notorious GIL.\n\nFor the demo a simple Django concurrent applicatio
 n will be used and some benchmarks from a load test.
DTSTAMP:20260520T131311Z
LOCATION:Saphire C - Web Dev
SUMMARY:How to scale old Django apps for free - Anas El Amraoui
URL:https://pretalx.com/pycon-lt-2023/talk/WNRNXP/
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