Python Sequence Multiprocessing
Building a Python Project that needs to do the following:
One python project is listening to stdin from multiple locations and writes the data to a database. Based on specific data that comes in I need to start up a thread or queue or sub process that monitors for specific data in a specific order and timeframe and make updates to data in the database. So for example:
location 1 needs data in the following order: task1 - task9
location 1 needs task1-3 to complete in specific timeframe and task6-9 in another specific timeframe
location 2 needs data in the following order: task1 - task11
location 2 needs task1-5 to complete in specific timeframe and task9-11 in another specific timeframe.
All the timeframe settings come from the database.
Data coming in could come in from both locations at the same time.
What's the best solution: Threading, multiprocessing, subprocess, queues. The application would need to talk to each unique process as the data comes in. Any help is appreciated.
python multithreading queue subprocess
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Building a Python Project that needs to do the following:
One python project is listening to stdin from multiple locations and writes the data to a database. Based on specific data that comes in I need to start up a thread or queue or sub process that monitors for specific data in a specific order and timeframe and make updates to data in the database. So for example:
location 1 needs data in the following order: task1 - task9
location 1 needs task1-3 to complete in specific timeframe and task6-9 in another specific timeframe
location 2 needs data in the following order: task1 - task11
location 2 needs task1-5 to complete in specific timeframe and task9-11 in another specific timeframe.
All the timeframe settings come from the database.
Data coming in could come in from both locations at the same time.
What's the best solution: Threading, multiprocessing, subprocess, queues. The application would need to talk to each unique process as the data comes in. Any help is appreciated.
python multithreading queue subprocess
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
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Building a Python Project that needs to do the following:
One python project is listening to stdin from multiple locations and writes the data to a database. Based on specific data that comes in I need to start up a thread or queue or sub process that monitors for specific data in a specific order and timeframe and make updates to data in the database. So for example:
location 1 needs data in the following order: task1 - task9
location 1 needs task1-3 to complete in specific timeframe and task6-9 in another specific timeframe
location 2 needs data in the following order: task1 - task11
location 2 needs task1-5 to complete in specific timeframe and task9-11 in another specific timeframe.
All the timeframe settings come from the database.
Data coming in could come in from both locations at the same time.
What's the best solution: Threading, multiprocessing, subprocess, queues. The application would need to talk to each unique process as the data comes in. Any help is appreciated.
python multithreading queue subprocess
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
32
Building a Python Project that needs to do the following:
One python project is listening to stdin from multiple locations and writes the data to a database. Based on specific data that comes in I need to start up a thread or queue or sub process that monitors for specific data in a specific order and timeframe and make updates to data in the database. So for example:
location 1 needs data in the following order: task1 - task9
location 1 needs task1-3 to complete in specific timeframe and task6-9 in another specific timeframe
location 2 needs data in the following order: task1 - task11
location 2 needs task1-5 to complete in specific timeframe and task9-11 in another specific timeframe.
All the timeframe settings come from the database.
Data coming in could come in from both locations at the same time.
What's the best solution: Threading, multiprocessing, subprocess, queues. The application would need to talk to each unique process as the data comes in. Any help is appreciated.
python multithreading queue subprocess
python multithreading queue subprocess
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
32
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
32
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
32
asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
tsc1217tsc1217
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 18:06
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