If I had my way both Python runners and the runner webapp would not be long for this world. I will say, though: the runner webapp MVP exists to do basically what you're describing (and keeps an internal queue). Yatai is…
You can absolutely mount a BentoML service into your own Starlette (or any ASGI framework); `svc.asgi_app` is all you'd need. Instantiating and using a runner can be done anywhere with `init_local`, but it's really the…
Syncthing is less purely peer-to-peer. It's easy enough set up a central server and have your devices only sync to that server because of the way connections are made.
If I had my way both Python runners and the runner webapp would not be long for this world. I will say, though: the runner webapp MVP exists to do basically what you're describing (and keeps an internal queue). Yatai is…
You can absolutely mount a BentoML service into your own Starlette (or any ASGI framework); `svc.asgi_app` is all you'd need. Instantiating and using a runner can be done anywhere with `init_local`, but it's really the…
Syncthing is less purely peer-to-peer. It's easy enough set up a central server and have your devices only sync to that server because of the way connections are made.