Announcing PyInvoke

[Eyal Lotem]

I have not yet seen real transparent RPC for Python,
so I decided to implement one:
http://pybuild.sourceforge.net/pyinvoke.html

I find it really cool, as setting it up is very easy,
and using it requires writing little to none
rpc-related code.

This is not an invitation to "Transparent networking
is just wrong" flames, because there are many cases
where transparent networking is simply the quickest,
simplest and best solution.

Please try it out and give me some feedback! (If you
send it to the list, please CC it to me)

I would also appreciate ideas on easy ways to create
authenticated SSL connections automatically between
hosts in order to run PyInvoke on top of such a
connection to enable security.

Thanks!




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[Stewart Midwinter]

I have not yet seen real transparent RPC for Python,
so I decided to implement one:
http://pybuild.sourceforge.net/pyinvoke.html

Please tell me what RPC stands for. I don't see that explained anywhere
on your website. "Remote Program Control"?

 

[Michal Vitecek]

Please tell me what RPC stands for. I don't see that explained anywhere
on your website. "Remote Program Control"?

Remote Procedure Call

 

[Peter Otten]

Please tell me what RPC stands for. I don't see that explained anywhere

http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?query=rpc&action=Search