Bob Sacamano
Reputation: 439
Rpyc: one client to many servers
How do I connect the same client to many servers?
I've tried:
c0 = rpyc.classic.connect(ip0)
async_update0 = rpyc.async(c0.modules["some_module"].some_function)
async_result0 = async_update0()
c1 = rpyc.classic.connect(ip1)
async_update1 = rpyc.async(c1.modules["some_module"].some_function)
async_result1 = async_update1()
But only the later one is actually being done when I do async_result0/1.wait().
Upvotes: 1
Views: 297
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