DiggidyDave commented on issue #9190: [SIP-39] Global Async Query Support
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/incubator-superset/issues/9190#issuecomment-591095450
 
 
   For the metadata/auth load problem, could we just issue short-lived tokens 
for the session with cache to remove the need to hammer that database? 
(Decomposition into simple problems with simple solutions may be preferable)
   
   Last pushback on the bigger idea 😁: Websockets have their uses--for example, 
I've found them very useful in the past for things like streaming 60hz point 
cloud updates and telemetry data--but ultimately they are an RTC protocol and 
that is really not the situation we have here, and to me this feels like 
overkill. I concede it will get the job done, but I fear it will be 
unnecessarily "expensive", it will introduce complexity, it will introduce a 
host of new bugs and other fallout, and I think the infra/ops requirements may 
lead to reduced adoption in environments where there is friction to messing 
with LBs etc.
   
   I think I've said my 2 cents on that... **looking forward**, if the 
community agrees to go with WebSockets i would ask that the SIP be modified to 
account for these concerns and keep it enterprise friendly. A couple of 
requests for consideration:
   - **consider separating the dependency on websockets' interface from the 
transport layer** using something like socket.io, which has the nice property 
of being configurable to use the polling transport layer and avoiding the use 
of actual websockets
   - **reconsider using flask-socketio to avoid need for sidecar**: the SIP 
doesn't elaborate on why it is too invasive, but in my experience using 
`flask-socketio` it is very clean and is as simple as adding a route in flask 
to expose a websocket endpoint.  If architected thoughtfully (with some very 
light configuration on top), having flask endpoints exposing the websockets on 
top of socket.io would give users the flexibility to use a sidecar or not, and 
to use websockets or polling at their discretion.

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