Great video! Your content is amazing. Just a small suggestion, if you could improve the microphone quality a bit more, it could take your channel to the next level. Keep up the good work!
Nice video. I'd like to ask you how would you deal with sharing websocket connections between multiple FastAPI workers. I am currently dealing with this issue, and I am trying to avoid external tools such as Redis, and I don't know how to properly - and I don't think it is at all possible - store a websocket connection in a database. Any tips?
There is no way you can store Websocket connection object in a database. In my opinion, the best solution would be to use messages broker. That will open a lot of possibilities to setup and scale the setup.
love this new way of teaching
means a lot 🙂
Great video! Your content is amazing. Just a small suggestion, if you could improve the microphone quality a bit more, it could take your channel to the next level. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the suggestion.
I am surely going to bump the audio quality.
Nice video. I'd like to ask you how would you deal with sharing websocket connections between multiple FastAPI workers. I am currently dealing with this issue, and I am trying to avoid external tools such as Redis, and I don't know how to properly - and I don't think it is at all possible - store a websocket connection in a database. Any tips?
There is no way you can store Websocket connection object in a database.
In my opinion, the best solution would be to use messages broker. That will open a lot of possibilities to setup and scale the setup.
@ABD Logs thanks for the answer. In the end I set up a websocket manager service of its own!
@@paulomtts facing the same issue, could you please tell how you achieved that.
1:11 bearable😂
*promosm*