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Asyncio Run Event Loop Forever

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We can run an asyncio event loop “forever”, until explicitly stopped or killed. This is required in many applications that offer a service, accept client connections, or perform long-term event handli...

What is the Asyncio Event Loop

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The heart of asyncio programs is the event loop. In this tutorial, you will discover how to use the asyncio event loop in Python. Let’s get started. What is the Asyncio Event Loop Asyncio refers to th...

Asyncio Event Loop in Separate Thread

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We can run an asyncio event loop in a new thread by starting a new thread and configuring it to start or run an event loop. There are many approaches we can use to run an event loop in a new thread. T...

AsyncIO and the Event Loop Explained

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Over the years, I’ve produced several videos about AsyncIO. Today, however, I’m adopting a new approach where I explain the event loop in depth. I’ll delve deeper into asynchronous programming, focusi...

Asyncio Run Multiple Concurrent Event Loops

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We can run multiple concurrent asyncio event loops by starting and running each new event loop in a separate thread. Each thread can host and manage one event loop. This means we can start one thread ...

How to Exit the Asyncio Event Loop

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You can exit the asyncio event loop by returning from the main coroutine used as the entry point for the asyncio program. In this tutorial, you will discover how to exit the asyncio event loop in Pyth...

Asyncio Event Loop Exception Handler

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We can configure a custom asyncio event loop exception handler via the asyncio.get_running_loop() method. By default, unhandled exceptions in asyncio programs cause the event loop to emit a warning an...

How to Use an Asyncio Event in Python

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You can notify asyncio coroutines using an asyncio.Event. In this tutorial, you will discover how to use an asyncio event in Python. Let’s get started. What is an Asyncio Event An event provides a way...

How to Avoid Issues When Waiting On Multiple Events in Python Asyncio

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Asyncio is a powerful way to implement multitasking in Python but failing to use it properly can lead to poor code performance. Continue reading on Python in Plain English

What is asyncio.sleep(0)

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You can force the current asyncio task to suspend using asyncio.sleep(0). This gives an opportunity for all other scheduled tasks in the event loop to run until their next point of suspension. This al...

Achieving asynchronous behavior using asyncio in Python

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A lot has changed since I last published my post on handling long-running async tasks in Python using celery. Last time we used it to run a few async tasks to fetch data from some service which took…

How to Use Asyncio to_thread()

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You can run a blocking function in asyncio via the asyncio.to_thread() function. In this tutorial, you will discover how to execute blocking functions in new threads separate from the asyncio event lo...

Asyncio Concurrent Tasks

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We can execute asyncio tasks and coroutines concurrently, a main benefit of using asyncio. There are four main ways that we can achieve this, including issuing coroutines as independent tasks and awai...

Unit Testing AsyncIO Code

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I'm currently in the process of adding asyncio support to my Socket.IO server. Being experienced in the eventlet and gevent way of doing async, this has been a very interesting project, and a great…

How to Use Asyncio wait() in Python

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You can wait for asyncio tasks to complete via the asyncio.wait() function. Different conditions can be waited for, such as all tasks to complete, the first task to complete, and the first task to fai...

How to Use Asyncio as_completed() in Python

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You can iterate asyncio coroutines and tasks in the order that they complete with the as_completed() function. In this tutorial, you will discover how to use the asyncio.as_completed() function in Pyt...

Asyncio Periodic Task

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You can run an asyncio task periodically in the background. This requires developing a new periodic() coroutine that runs in a loop forever, each iteration sleeping for a given number of seconds and a...

Asyncio Log Long-Running Blocking Calls With aiodebug

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You can identify and log asyncio tasks that block the event loop for too long. Calling Python functions in asyncio programs rather than awaiting coroutines and tasks will block the event loop. Functio...

How to Debug Asyncio

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You can debug asyncio programs by enabling debug-level logging, enabling warnings, and running the asyncio event loop in debug mode. This will report additional messages from the asyncio module in the...

Asyncio gather() Timeout

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We can add a timeout when using asyncio.gather() via the asyncio.timeout() context manager. A timeout in seconds can be specified to the asyncio.timeout() context manager and the asyncio.gather() func...

Asynchronous Javascript Part 2: The Event Loop

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As we have seen in our previous article, Javascript always jumps to the execution of the function at the top of the call stack. How does Javascript get notified of when a new function is…

How to Execute Multiple Coroutines with asyncio.Runner

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You can execute multiple coroutines in the same event loop using the asyncio.Runner class in the high-level asyncio API. This is a new feature provided in Python 3.11. Before the addition of the async...

How to Run a Follow-Up Task in Asyncio

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You can schedule follow-up tasks in asyncio either directly from the primary task, from the caller of the primary task, or automatically from a done callback function. In this tutorial, you will disco...

Asyncio gather() Return Values

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We can retrieve return values from coroutines executed concurrently by asyncio.gather(). The asyncio.gather() function returns an asyncio.Future that executes all provided coroutines concurrently. Onc...