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Python pool multi thread/process example
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import time, random | |
PROCESS = True | |
JOB_POOL_SIZE = 10 | |
DATABASE_POOL_SIZE = 5 | |
def apply_job(arg): | |
r = random.random() *10 | |
time.sleep(r) | |
return (arg, r) | |
def db_callback(arg): | |
print "DbCallback", arg | |
def update_db(arg): | |
time.sleep(1) | |
return arg | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
print "Creating Pool" | |
if PROCESS: | |
import multiprocessing as mult | |
pool = mult.Pool(processes=JOB_POOL_SIZE) | |
database_pool = mult.Pool(processes=DATABASE_POOL_SIZE) | |
else: | |
from multiprocessing.pool import ThreadPool | |
pool = ThreadPool(processes=JOB_POOL_SIZE) | |
database_pool = ThreadPool(processes=DATABASE_POOL_SIZE) | |
jobs= range(1, 50) | |
for res in pool.imap_unordered(apply_job, jobs): | |
#for res in pool.imap(apply_job, jobs): if you need the result to be ordered for whatever reason | |
database_pool.apply_async(update_db, args=[res], callback=db_callback) |
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