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Hi,

Would you know if something similar to Terracotta (in Java world) exists for Python world? Twisted ? Or something else...

Thank you in advance for all ideas.

+1  A: 

I think Twisted is the best alternative you can find. Let me warn you that it will give you some headaches, as it forces you to code in a completely different way. But once you understand it, it's not that hard....

http://twistedmatrix.com/projects/core/documentation/howto/index.html

Santi
Once you understand, it's wonderful. :)
Dustin
A: 

If you want to use something that gives you a Distributed Hashtable/Tuple Space type of implementation, Entangled seems to be a Python implementation. I'm sure there are others out there though if you google for them.

Robert Christie
Well Terracotta is a little bit more mature :-)Entangled looks interesting, but lacks a lot of features. Additionally, it seems that last check-in was made 17 months ago :(
stic
A: 

try to run your code with JPython and use Terracotta ;)

archer
A: 

Pyro can be used similarly in python as terracotta in java

Chris Lohfink