[Zope] Global Interpreter Lock and four processors...
Chris Petrilli
petrilli@digicool.com
Tue, 23 Nov 1999 10:31:14 -0500
> We have a four processor Sun box (each processor scores about 2400
> pystones, whereas a 500 MHz P3 gets about 5400 pystones).
Isn't Sun hardware impressive? ;-)
> I have three zope installations running, one of which is hosting
> three subsites. If I create four *binary* installations of Zope
> (complete with the thread-safe MySQL adaptor and all the other python
> libraries necessary to run a Zope site), will I run into the global
> interpreter lock?
You will, but only within each installation. Each time you start a new
Python interpreter you'll get a new lock :-) This of course that you
also have them all in separate object databases as well.
> What I'm saying is if I *don't* use /usr/local/bin/python for my Zope
> installations, but instead rely on ZOPE_HOME/bin/python, will I be
> able to spread my Zope sites out over the four processors, or is
> there a nasty sting in the tail in doing this?
It has nothing to do with which Python you use, but instead that there
are multiple Python's in multiple process spaces.
Chris
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> thanks in advance,
> tone.
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