Pure Python extensions library that includes Scala-like streams, Json with attribute access syntax, and other common use stuff
Multi cloud control of VM Instances across AWS, Azure, GCP and AliCloud - unified instance management
examples of parallelism, concurrency, and asyncio in python
GeventMP - Gevent Multiprocessing Extension
This repository publishes notebooks created as part of an analysis of the 2020 COVID-19 crisis onto the economy, performed by a team of data scientists from IBM and Rolls-Royce for Emergent Alliance.
Iterable Java8 style Streams for Python
Python multiprocessing example with camera capture
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A simple process or thread manager for python
Implementation for computing the Minimum Spanning Tree using GHS Algorithm in a distributed fashion
OCR reading assistant with opencv, Tesseract, kraken, DAWGs and a splay tree
we learn multi-threading on python with code
learning about multithreading and multiprocessing in Python
Bulk remove OneSignal subscribed users blazingly faster with parallel processing.
Big Data project for ATS subject, basic parallel implementation of map-reduce paradigm with a test to count words in text files
Multiprocessing can be an effective way to speed up a time-consuming workflow via parallelization. This article illustrates how multiprocessing can be utilized in a concise way when implementing MapReduce-like workflows.
A simple microservices project in Python to calculate an average in a distributed way, demonstrating observability with OpenTelemetry and Jaeger.
Avaliação Intermediária da disciplina de Sistemas Distribuído da Fatec, ministradas pelo professor Walter Matheos
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Python Multithreading Extension, a developer productivity tool designed to simplify concurrent task execution and thread management in Python projects. It provides a seamless user experience to help programmers optimize application performance, manage parallel execution, and streamline background processing tasks.
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