Hi Doug.
I think that a decorator is a fairly nice idea, however you will
probably run into the following issue:
http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/2066
Once a reactor has been started and stopped, starting the reactor again
will crash your program. You will need to come up with a way to get
Neither of the below issues will be a problem
Jean-Paul
Logged in users have a cookie set (I imagine). by default Varnish will not
present cached results to users with a cookie, nor will it cache their results
for others to see. So the 10% of hits (totally my guess) that are for
authenticated u
Thanks for the link info.
I literally just set up Varnish for the first time on my web host, so I
am no pro. However, varnish uses a c like scripting language that can
run regexps on the incoming urls and apply rules to them.
What this means is that we can (as a starting point) choose caching
Isn't the simplest option to place a decent reverse proxy between the
webserver and our clients?
For example, varnish will cache and proxy simple GETs, so simple views
of the front page and docs (which I imagine is a large chunk of the
traffic) will be offloaded from the webserver:
http://v
Just a quick update, since the last time I mentioned our system the
dashboard was still rather rough. Since then I have added a better UI,
exposed the live data more, added little JQuery graphs along with
history and CSV export. All that in 1 week worth of evenings - isn't
Python great?
Pleas
Hi Everyone
I would like to introduce my project for the
http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/ProjectsUsingTwisted page. We use
twisted as the central server that talks to many power measurement
sensors in the field.
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Gridspy provides you with an interactive view of resource usage in your
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