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This discussion was converted from issue #1813 on April 10, 2022 12:41.
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I am doing tests with channels and I was looking for information, the most close is #235 issue that have a clue.
I need to subscribe to a redis channel and send to the client by django channels.
I tried creating a manage command but I get much CPU usage, example:
This is working, but when a clients connect to the consumer, the CPU usage from django goes high.
Here is my consumer:
Is there a better way to do this?
The idea is to have the client connected to the django channel websocket and read the data that I have on the redis pubsub.
Thank you in advance.
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