Crossbar VS django-channels

This works by a WebSocket client written in AutobahnPython, which stores data in zLMDB and published data in WAMP via Crossbar.io. zLMDP is memory mapped from within Jupyter, which allows direct high performance access (millions of rows/sec on PyPy!).

Use Django channels package. I'm not very convinced for these reasons:

github issue

One program I sorta like is channels. You may have some luck searching for python example repositories (IIRC there is at least one project like this, with the structure and explaining what each stuff does, give preference to more recent projects as packaging is something that went through a lot of changes in the recent years).

Extra background information: * https://stackoverflow.com/a/49043121/1842286 * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62199335/django-session-is-not-being-persisted-and-cookie-is-not-being-set-when-using-dja * https://github.com/django/channels/issues/1425 * https://github.com/django/channels/issues/1402 * https://github.com/django/channels/issues/1096

With at least 1 server (my experience): Basically, create a "website" and give it a domain name. I've used the Django framework using the Channels plugin, but perhaps that's too difficult for you. If you want something simpler, use the Flask framework. Either way, upload your code into a server, for which I recommend Heroku since you don't have to pay for DNS. Using that URL, you can easily connect it to either a client or another server. Ask if you want more advice.

This is my first post, and I am sharing the experience of using Django Channels for a couple of our products, which are both live, one(legacy product) still running django channels and another deployed at AWS API Gateway using Websockets API.

According to whom? I'm not terribly familiar with it but https://github.com/django/channels seems to have plenty of recent commits.