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Link: http://ojs.pythonpapers.org/index.php/tpp/article/view/242
Abstract
PyZMQ is a powerful and easy-to-use network layer. While ZeroMQ and PyZMQ are quite well documented and good introductory tutorials exist, no best-practice guide on how to design and especially to test larger or more complex PyZMQ applications could be found. This article shows a possible way to design, document and test real-world applications. The approach presented in this article was used for the development of a distributed simulation framework and proved to work quite well in this scenario.
Abstract
PyZMQ is a powerful and easy-to-use network layer. While ZeroMQ and PyZMQ are quite well documented and good introductory tutorials exist, no best-practice guide on how to design and especially to test larger or more complex PyZMQ applications could be found. This article shows a possible way to design, document and test real-world applications. The approach presented in this article was used for the development of a distributed simulation framework and proved to work quite well in this scenario.