run django microservice with while loop?
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I have a django app running as a microservice. Which has a function which does the following:
- Checks for filenames matching *.json in a directory.
- for each file:
- processes json data and converts to xml.
- saves xml in target directory.
- Exits function.
Is there any reason i shouldn't do this to keep it running on a cycle:
While True:
main_function()
The previous developer was using threading which i think is making things far too complicated given there's no need to optimise performance.
python django while-loop microservices
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Tommy Gaboreau
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I have a django app running as a microservice. Which has a function which does the following:
- Checks for filenames matching *.json in a directory.
- for each file:
- processes json data and converts to xml.
- saves xml in target directory.
- Exits function.
Is there any reason i shouldn't do this to keep it running on a cycle:
While True:
main_function()
The previous developer was using threading which i think is making things far too complicated given there's no need to optimise performance.
python django while-loop microservices
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
add a comment |
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up vote
1
down vote
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I have a django app running as a microservice. Which has a function which does the following:
- Checks for filenames matching *.json in a directory.
- for each file:
- processes json data and converts to xml.
- saves xml in target directory.
- Exits function.
Is there any reason i shouldn't do this to keep it running on a cycle:
While True:
main_function()
The previous developer was using threading which i think is making things far too complicated given there's no need to optimise performance.
python django while-loop microservices
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
I have a django app running as a microservice. Which has a function which does the following:
- Checks for filenames matching *.json in a directory.
- for each file:
- processes json data and converts to xml.
- saves xml in target directory.
- Exits function.
Is there any reason i shouldn't do this to keep it running on a cycle:
While True:
main_function()
The previous developer was using threading which i think is making things far too complicated given there's no need to optimise performance.
python django while-loop microservices
python django while-loop microservices
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
edited Nov 11 at 22:31
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
160112
asked Nov 10 at 14:44
Tommy Gaboreau
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