Re: Running cherrypy as a WSGI webserver

If the requests are very much CPU bound then this number (10 *
15) seems right - python (due to the global interpreter lock) will
not be able to process those threads in (real) parallel .

If your requests however are mainly i/o bound then parallel
processing via threads should actually show in a reduction of the
overall (wall clock) time.

In case of CPU intensive requests I would suggest to run multiple
processes (in case your server has more than one CPU) -- this
should actually speed up things.

Ralph

On 07/07/2017 06:46 PM, Rita Morgan
wrote:

Running cherrypy along with flask. I know a certain
web request takes ~15 secs. So, when I run it concurrently (10
threads). I would expect the time to be around 15 secs. But the
time is 15*10 seconds so I believe the requests are going
syncrnously. Is there a way to verify this?

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