Python
Python3 Async/Await Example
What is Coroutine? In short - coroutine is a form of sequential processing. Meaning that coroutines are actually always running concurrently and never in parallel! Next question rises - why the heck someone would prefer coroutines over threads that are running in parallel?
The answer is that coroutines can provide a very high level of concurrency with very little overhead.
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Python Multiprocessing Example
In the last post we saw what are the differences between Multiprocessing and Multithreading in Python3 and the code sample which uses concurrent.futures library for crawling URLs in separate threads.
Here we...
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Python Example Multithreading with Concurrent Futures
Before we start you should understand the difference between Multiprocessing and Multithreading. To keep things simple I just put this quick comparison here.
Multiprocessing
+ Great for CPU bound applications
+ Takes advantage of...
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Python displaced Java to become the second most popular programming language!
Python has become the second most popular programming language after JavaScript, according to a January 2021 RedMonk report. Previously, this position was confidently held for a long time by Java, but...
AWS
Get List of Files in Specific AWS Bucket
First, you have to be very careful when trying to get list of objects from AWS S3 bucket because potentially there might be millions or billions of files, so you might...
AWS
GitHub Actions: Deployment to EKS with Kustomize
If your code is on GitHub you simply must use GitHub Actions for CI/CD.
GitHub Actions syntax is very intuitive and simple. I guarantee that once you get familiar with GitHub Actions...
