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Andrey Petrov - See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go

Being able to run C code from Python is pretty great, but what about running Go code from Python? Or even Python from Go? This talk will walk through the process of executing calls between Python and Go using CFFI bindings to bridge the two runtimes.

https://us.pycon.org/2016/schedule/presentation/1633/

PyCon 2016

May 29, 2016
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  1. See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go Presented by

    Andrey Petrov at PyCon 2016 Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  2. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  3. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  4. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Statically linked binaries Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  5. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Statically linked binaries Cross-compiles to ~every platform Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  6. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Statically linked binaries Cross-compiles to ~every platform Easy concurrency Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  7. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Statically linked binaries Cross-compiles to ~every platform Easy concurrency Great standard library Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  8. Do you Go? Simple syntax that is easy to learn

    Compiles superfast Statically typed Statically linked binaries Cross-compiles to ~every platform Easy concurrency Great standard library Gophers! Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  9. Go in Python i m p o r t o

    s o s . s y s t e m ( " g o r u n m a i n . g o " ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  10. Go in Python i m p o r t o

    s o s . s y s t e m ( " g o r u n m a i n . g o " ) lol just kidding Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  11. Fun Facts Python speaks with C Go speaks with C

    Therefore, Python speaks with Go? Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  12. Challenges 1. Runtime barriers Garbage Collectors (GC) Global Interpreter Lock

    (GIL) Just In Time compiling (JIT) Resource Pools (Threads) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  13. Challenges 1. Runtime barriers Garbage Collectors (GC) Global Interpreter Lock

    (GIL) Just In Time compiling (JIT) Resource Pools (Threads) 2. Syntax and feature barriers Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  14. Challenges 1. Runtime barriers Garbage Collectors (GC) Global Interpreter Lock

    (GIL) Just In Time compiling (JIT) Resource Pools (Threads) 2. Syntax and feature barriers Go: Interface, Goroutines, etc. Python: Classes, Generators, etc. Oodles of other language-specific constructs Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  15. Go runtime Python runtime C GIL GC Interpreter Ponies GC

    Goroutines Gophers Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  16. Running a webserver in Go p a c k a

    g e m a i n i m p o r t ( " f m t " " n e t / h t t p " ) f u n c i n d e x ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { f m t . F p r i n t f ( w , " H e l l o , w o r l d . \ n " ) } f u n c m a i n ( ) { h t t p . H a n d l e F u n c ( " / " , i n d e x ) h t t p . L i s t e n A n d S e r v e ( " 1 2 7 . 0 . 0 . 1 : 5 0 0 0 " , n i l ) } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  17. Running a webserver in Python f r o m f

    l a s k i m p o r t F l a s k a p p = F l a s k ( _ _ n a m e _ _ ) @ a p p . r o u t e ( ' / ' ) d e f i n d e x ( ) : r e t u r n ' H e l l o , w o r l d ! \ n ' i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = ' _ _ m a i n _ _ ' : a p p . r u n ( h o s t = ' 1 2 7 . 0 . 0 . 1 ' , p o r t = 5 0 0 0 ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  18. Running a Go webserver in Python?? f r o m

    g o h t t p i m p o r t r o u t e , r u n @ r o u t e ( ' / ' ) d e f i n d e x ( w , r e q ) : w . w r i t e ( " H e l l o , w o r l d . \ n " ) i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = ' _ _ m a i n _ _ ' : r u n ( h o s t = ' 1 2 7 . 0 . 0 . 1 ' , p o r t = 5 0 0 0 ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  19. Running a Go webserver in Python?? f r o m

    g o h t t p i m p o r t r o u t e , r u n @ r o u t e ( ' / ' ) d e f i n d e x ( w , r e q ) : w . w r i t e ( " H e l l o , w o r l d . \ n " ) i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = ' _ _ m a i n _ _ ' : r u n ( h o s t = ' 1 2 7 . 0 . 0 . 1 ' , p o r t = 5 0 0 0 ) Compare f r o m f l a s k i m p o r t F l a s k a p p = F l a s k ( _ _ n a m e _ _ ) @ a p p . r o u t e ( ' / ' ) d e f i n d e x ( ) : r e t u r n ' H e l l o , w o r l d ! \ n ' i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = ' _ _ m a i n _ _ ' : a p p . r u n ( h o s t = ' 1 2 7 . 0 . 0 . 1 ' , p o r t = 5 0 0 0 ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  20. Comparing handlers Go (net/http) f u n c i n

    d e x ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { f m t . F p r i n t f ( w , " H e l l o , w o r l d . \ n " ) } Go in Python (gohttplib) d e f i n d e x ( w , r e q ) : w . w r i t e ( " H e l l o , w o r l d . \ n " ) Python (flask) d e f i n d e x ( ) : r e t u r n ' H e l l o , w o r l d ! \ n ' Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  21. The Plan 1. Go: Export Go functions to a C

    shared library 2. C: 3. Python: Call C and wrap it in a Python-shaped bow 4. Make it actually work ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  22. Calling C from Go p a c k a g

    e m a i n / * i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) { r e t u r n 4 2 ; } * / i m p o r t " C " i m p o r t " f m t " f u n c m a i n ( ) { r : = C . t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) f m t . P r i n t l n ( r ) } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  23. Calling C from Go p a c k a g

    e m a i n / * i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) { r e t u r n 4 2 ; } * / i m p o r t " C " i m p o r t " f m t " f u n c m a i n ( ) { r : = C . t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) f m t . P r i n t l n ( r ) } $ g o b u i l d - o a n s w e r $ . / a n s w e r 4 2 Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  24. Calling Go from C p a c k a g

    e m a i n i m p o r t " C " / / e x p o r t T h e A n s w e r f u n c T h e A n s w e r ( ) C . i n t { r e t u r n C . i n t ( 4 2 ) } f u n c m a i n ( ) { } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  25. Calling Go from C p a c k a g

    e m a i n i m p o r t " C " / / e x p o r t T h e A n s w e r f u n c T h e A n s w e r ( ) C . i n t { r e t u r n C . i n t ( 4 2 ) } f u n c m a i n ( ) { } $ g o b u i l d - b u i l d m o d e = c - s h a r e d - o l i b a n s w e r . s o Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  26. Calling Go from C p a c k a g

    e m a i n i m p o r t " C " / / e x p o r t T h e A n s w e r f u n c T h e A n s w e r ( ) C . i n t { r e t u r n C . i n t ( 4 2 ) } f u n c m a i n ( ) { } $ g o b u i l d - b u i l d m o d e = c - s h a r e d - o l i b a n s w e r . s o # i n c l u d e < s t d i o . h > # i n c l u d e " l i b a n s w e r . h " i n t m a i n ( ) { i n t r = T h e A n s w e r ( ) ; p r i n t f ( " % d \ n " , r ) ; r e t u r n 0 ; } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  27. See CPython C CPython Extension Interface: no dependencies, but lots

    of boilerplate CFFI: a little more magic but does more work for us and more portable Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  28. Calling C from Python # a n s w e

    r _ b u i l d . p y : f r o m c f f i i m p o r t F F I f f i = F F I ( ) f f i . c d e f ( " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) ; " ) f f i . s e t _ s o u r c e ( " _ a n s w e r " , " " " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) { r e t u r n 4 2 ; } " " " ) i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = " _ _ m a i n _ _ " : f f i . c o m p i l e ( ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  29. Calling C from Python # a n s w e

    r _ b u i l d . p y : f r o m c f f i i m p o r t F F I f f i = F F I ( ) f f i . c d e f ( " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) ; " ) f f i . s e t _ s o u r c e ( " _ a n s w e r " , " " " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) { r e t u r n 4 2 ; } " " " ) i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = " _ _ m a i n _ _ " : f f i . c o m p i l e ( ) $ p y t h o n a n s w e r _ b u i l d . p y $ l s _ a n s w e r . c _ a n s w e r . o _ a n s w e r . s o a n s w e r _ b u i l d . p y Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  30. Calling C from Python # a n s w e

    r _ b u i l d . p y : f r o m c f f i i m p o r t F F I f f i = F F I ( ) f f i . c d e f ( " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) ; " ) f f i . s e t _ s o u r c e ( " _ a n s w e r " , " " " i n t t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) { r e t u r n 4 2 ; } " " " ) i f _ _ n a m e _ _ = = " _ _ m a i n _ _ " : f f i . c o m p i l e ( ) $ p y t h o n a n s w e r _ b u i l d . p y $ l s _ a n s w e r . c _ a n s w e r . o _ a n s w e r . s o a n s w e r _ b u i l d . p y # a n s w e r . p y : f r o m _ a n s w e r i m p o r t l i b p r i n t ( l i b . t h e _ a n s w e r ( ) ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  31. Calling Python from C Simple function pointer that can be

    used in C: @ f f i . c a l l b a c k ( " i n t ( i n t , i n t ) " ) d e f a d d ( x , y ) : r e t u r n x + y Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  32. Calling Python from C Simple function pointer that can be

    used in C: @ f f i . c a l l b a c k ( " i n t ( i n t , i n t ) " ) d e f a d d ( x , y ) : r e t u r n x + y ~handwaving~ Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  33. Calling Python from C Simple function pointer that can be

    used in C: @ f f i . c a l l b a c k ( " i n t ( i n t , i n t ) " ) d e f a d d ( x , y ) : r e t u r n x + y ~handwaving~ s t a t i c i n t ( * a d d ) ( i n t x , i n t b ) ; That's all we need for now. More on CFFI embedding here. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  34. Challenges 1. Runtime barriers Garbage Collectors (GC) Global Interpreter Lock

    (GIL) Just In Time compiling in PyPy (JIT) Thread Pools 2. Syntax and feature barriers Go: Interface, Goroutines, etc. Python: Classes, Generators, etc. Oodles of other language-specific constructs Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  35. Go runtime Python runtime C GIL GC Interpreter Ponies GC

    Goroutines Gophers Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  36. Challenge 1: Don't share memory h t t p .

    H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to provide this callback, but we can't pass * h t t p . R e q u e s t to Python. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  37. Challenge 1: Don't share memory h t t p .

    H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to provide this callback, but we can't pass * h t t p . R e q u e s t to Python. t y p e d e f s t r u c t R e q u e s t _ { c o n s t c h a r * M e t h o d ; c o n s t c h a r * H o s t ; . . . } R e q u e s t ; Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  38. Challenge 1: Don't share memory h t t p .

    H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to provide this callback, but we can't pass * h t t p . R e q u e s t to Python. t y p e d e f s t r u c t R e q u e s t _ { c o n s t c h a r * M e t h o d ; c o n s t c h a r * H o s t ; . . . } R e q u e s t ; h t t p . H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { / / W r a p r e l e v a n t r e q u e s t f i e l d s i n a C - f r i e n d l y d a t a s t r u c t u r e . c r e q : = C . R e q u e s t { M e t h o d : C . C S t r i n g ( r e q . M e t h o d ) , H o s t : C . C S t r i n g ( r e q . H o s t ) , . . . } . . . Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  39. Challenge 2: Translation layer h t t p . H

    a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to use the h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r interface. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  40. Challenge 2: Translation layer h t t p . H

    a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to use the h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r interface. R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . W r i t e ( [ ] b y t e ) ( i n t , e r r o r ) R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  41. Challenge 2: Translation layer h t t p . H

    a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { . . . } ) Our Python code will need to use the h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r interface. R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . W r i t e ( [ ] b y t e ) ( i n t , e r r o r ) R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) / / e x p o r t R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e ( w P t r C . u i n t , c b u f * C . c h a r , l e n g t h C . i n t ) C . i n t { b u f : = C . G o B y t e s ( u n s a f e . P o i n t e r ( c b u f ) , l e n g t h ) . . . n , _ : = ( * ( * h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r ) ( w ) ) . W r i t e ( b u f ) r e t u r n C . i n t ( n ) } / / e x p o r t R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) { . . . ( * ( * h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r ) ( w ) ) . W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ( h e a d e r ) ) } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  42. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) We exported these functions in

    Go R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e ( w P t r C . u i n t , c b u f * C . c h a r , l e n g t h C . i n t ) C . i n t R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) Now we can wrap them in Python l i b = f f i . d l o p e n ( . . . ) c l a s s R e s p o n s e W r i t e r : d e f _ _ i n i t _ _ ( s e l f , w ) : s e l f . _ w = w d e f w r i t e ( s e l f , b o d y ) : n = l i b . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e ( s e l f . _ w , b o d y , l e n ( b o d y ) ) i f n ! = l e n ( b o d y ) : r a i s e I O E r r o r ( " F a i l e d t o w r i t e t o R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . " ) d e f s e t _ s t a t u s ( s e l f , c o d e ) : l i b . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( s e l f . _ w , c o d e ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  43. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: t

    y p e h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r i n t e r f a c e { W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  44. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: t

    y p e h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r i n t e r f a c e { W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) } Exported interface from Go: f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  45. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: t

    y p e h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r i n t e r f a c e { W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) } Exported interface from Go: f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) C header: v o i d R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( u n s i g n e d i n t p 0 , i n t p 1 ) ; Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  46. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: t

    y p e h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r i n t e r f a c e { W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) } Exported interface from Go: f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) C header: v o i d R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( u n s i g n e d i n t p 0 , i n t p 1 ) ; Accessing C from Python: R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w , h e a d e r ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  47. Challenge 2: Translation layer (Cont.) Original interface in Go: t

    y p e h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r i n t e r f a c e { W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ) } Exported interface from Go: f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) C header: v o i d R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( u n s i g n e d i n t p 0 , i n t p 1 ) ; Accessing C from Python: R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w , h e a d e r ) Python wrapper: R e s p o n s e W r i t e r . s e t _ s t a t u s ( s e l f , c o d e ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  48. Overcoming Challenges 1. Don't share memory 2. Translation layer 3.

    Seriously, don't share memory Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  49. Challenge 3: Seriously, don't share memory Wait, what's a Go

    interface? To use it, we need to pass a pointer through ☞ Go ⇢ C ⇢ Python ⇢ C ⇢ Go ☞ Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  50. Challenge 3: Seriously, don't share memory Wait, what's a Go

    interface? To use it, we need to pass a pointer through ☞ Go ⇢ C ⇢ Python ⇢ C ⇢ Go ☞ Solution: Pointer Proxy! Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  51. Pointer Proxy PtrProxy ResponseWriter 0xd34db33f PtrId 1234 Ref Deref Free

    Safe for Go Safe for C Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  52. Pointer Proxy t y p e p t r P

    r o x y s t r u c t { s y n c . M u t e x c o u n t u i n t l o o k u p m a p [ u i n t ] u n s a f e . P o i n t e r } f u n c ( p * p t r P r o x y ) R e f ( p t r u n s a f e . P o i n t e r ) C . u i n t { . . . } f u n c ( p * p t r P r o x y ) D e r e f ( i d C . u i n t ) ( u n s a f e . P o i n t e r , b o o l ) { . . . } f u n c ( p * p t r P r o x y ) F r e e ( i d C . u i n t ) { . . . } Now we can pass an opaque uint across enemy lines and it's perfectly safe. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  53. Quick flashback: Translation layer One pointer proxy to rule them

    all. v a r c p o i n t e r s = P t r P r o x y ( ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  54. Quick flashback: Translation layer One pointer proxy to rule them

    all. v a r c p o i n t e r s = P t r P r o x y ( ) In the callback, reference to bind them. ⛓ h t t p . H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { / / W r a p r e l e v a n t r e q u e s t f i e l d s i n a C - f r i e n d l y d a t a s t r u c t u r e . c r e q : = C . R e q u e s t { . . . } w P t r : = c p o i n t e r s . R e f ( u n s a f e . P o i n t e r ( & w ) ) . . . c p o i n t e r s . F r e e ( w P t r ) } ) Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  55. Quick flashback: Translation layer One pointer proxy to rule them

    all. v a r c p o i n t e r s = P t r P r o x y ( ) In the callback, reference to bind them. ⛓ h t t p . H a n d l e F u n c ( p a t t e r n , f u n c ( w h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r , r e q * h t t p . R e q u e s t ) { / / W r a p r e l e v a n t r e q u e s t f i e l d s i n a C - f r i e n d l y d a t a s t r u c t u r e . c r e q : = C . R e q u e s t { . . . } w P t r : = c p o i n t e r s . R e f ( u n s a f e . P o i n t e r ( & w ) ) . . . c p o i n t e r s . F r e e ( w P t r ) } ) With pointer proxy, dereference to find them. f u n c R e s p o n s e W r i t e r _ W r i t e H e a d e r ( w P t r C . u i n t , h e a d e r C . i n t ) { w , _ : = c p o i n t e r s . D e r e f ( w P t r ) ( * ( * h t t p . R e s p o n s e W r i t e r ) ( w ) ) . W r i t e H e a d e r ( i n t ( h e a d e r ) ) } Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  56. Recap If our languages can speak with C, they can

    speak with each other. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  57. Recap If our languages can speak with C, they can

    speak with each other. Be careful going in and out of runtimes. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  58. Recap If our languages can speak with C, they can

    speak with each other. Be careful going in and out of runtimes. Be super-careful with sharing memory. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  59. Recap If our languages can speak with C, they can

    speak with each other. Be careful going in and out of runtimes. Be super-careful with sharing memory. We'll need a translation layer to use non-trivial language constructs. Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  60. Other Considerations Memory leaks Race conditions Context switching overhead Probably

    security issues because C is hard Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  61. Other Considerations Memory leaks Race conditions Context switching overhead Probably

    security issues because C is hard Architecture campanelle Andrey Petrov · @shazow
  62. LOLBENCHMARKS Name Total Req/Sec Time/Req go-net/http 1.115 8969.89 0.111 gohttp-c

    1.181 8470.97 0.118 gohttp-python 1.285 7779.87 0.129 gunicorn-flask 7.826 1277.73 0.783 werkzeug-flask 15.029 665.37 1.503 Conditions: a b doing 10,000 requests with 10 concurrency on my . Andrey Petrov · @shazow