Use Tornado’s curl client support to close the connection after reading the request header. (I haven’t tried it yet. If the HTTP client it provides does not support closing the connection midway, you can use TCP and then use http-parser to parse it like I did.)
Okay, actually you can just add an extension to fetchtitle to get the status code... (remember to install pycurl)
Python is inherently slow. If you want to be fast, just write the tcp request directly and then read the reply. After reading the status, close the socket.
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Use Tornado’s curl client support to close the connection after reading the request header. (I haven’t tried it yet. If the HTTP client it provides does not support closing the connection midway, you can use TCP and then use http-parser to parse it like I did.)
Okay, actually you can just add an extension to fetchtitle to get the status code... (remember to install pycurl)
Python is inherently slow. If you want to be fast, just write the tcp request directly and then read the reply. After reading the status, close the socket.
Using grequests, requests are encapsulated concurrently
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In this case, you can consider using gevent, tornado, scrapy-redis, asyncio!
Using
Headto request can it be faster?