zprocess
A set of utilities for multiprocessing using zeromq. Includes process creation and management, output redirection, message passing, inter-process locks, logging, and a process-tree-wide event system.
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- Install
python setup.py install.
Security
Communication across the network is encrypted and authenticated with CurveZMQ using a
shared secret, generated with python -m zprocess.makesecret. This requires a libzmq
built with CURVE support. The pyzmq package on the Anaconda default channel for Windows
is built without it; the pyzmq packages on conda-forge and on PyPI support CURVE. Without
CURVE support zprocess raises zprocess.security.CurveNotSupported when a shared secret
is generated or used.
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