Capital de TokensThe waiter analogy: what asynchronous processing really does
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Think of a waiter. In a blocking system, they take an order and stand motionless watching the kitchen until the dish is ready. In an asynchronous system, they take the order, let the kitchen work, and serve other tables in the meantime. But if there is only one tiny kitchen and a hundred complex orders, the most efficient waiter in the world will not clear the bottleneck. Exactly. ASGI improves coordination between the server and the application; it does not eliminate the limitations of the rest of the system.
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