I'm trying to get a better understanding of django performance in a
production setting.
Specifically I've seen notes that say that operations like sending mail
will block all production traffic to your server for the duration of the
send. That got me thinking about other backend calls, like sending
email call external URLs etc? Just to make it very specific:
Is there any difference in the performance in a django application between:
* A MySQL call that takes 0.1 seconds
* Sending email to your local server that takes 0.1 seconds to complete
* Making a urllib.open() call that takes 0.1 seconds
My general understanding is that all three are equal in terms of the
performance impact on your site yielding a theortical performance of 10
pages / second.
Is this right, or is there some magic that makes MySQL "better" than
just a urllib call.
--koblas
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