Hi,

In doing some testing with Flink stateful functions in Python and I’ve gotten a 
small POC working.  One of our key requirements for our stream processors is 
that they be written in python due to the skillset of our team.  Given that the 
Python DataStreams api seems to be under development in Flink 1.12, we’ve 
implemented our business logic as a stateful function using the remote pattern. 
 In some testing, it seems the state object is getting serialized and sent 
along with each HTTP request and given that we’re storing quite a bit of data 
in this state, this seems to contribute to the latency of the application in a 
linear fashion.  Is there any way around this?  Is there a way to store the 
state local to the python application?

Thanks,
Dan

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