On 05/08/2012 12:42 AM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
Yes. but if you're at the size where it needs to be a SOA , you pretty much need to have that daemon running nonstop. So you have a single process that is 'eternally' allocated 256MB (or whatever) and does all the grunt work - and you never run into an issue with multiple app servers spiking up the memory usage.
Right, and with that you basically keep the site up at all times even though the little task spinner is spinning a bit longer during heavy load.
I'm considering something like this for another app. While not XML related, it will produce rather largish PDFs on demand. I'm considering Celery for that and put the grunts on separate machine(s).
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