Fixing Python Script with Eventlet and Redis TLS

Issue:

The current script using Eventlet and Redis with TLS is facing connection issues, and it seems that Eventlet monkey patching might be affecting the connection to Redis.

requirements.txt

I chose the versions below because they are compatible with each other

Flask==2.3.0
eventlet==0.32.0
redis==3.5.3
numpy==1.21.0

Solution Steps:

Update Libraries:
- Make sure you are using the latest versions of eventlet, Flask, and redis. Update them using:
```
pip install -U eventlet Flask redis
```

Order of Import and Monkey Patching:

Move the eventlet.monkey_patch() line to after the imports but before any other code that relies on those imports. Adjust the script as follows:

import datetime
from urllib.parse import urlparse
from subprocess import Popen
import eventlet
from flask import Flask

eventlet.monkey_patch()

import redis
import numpy as np

# Rest of the script remains unchanged

Separate Flask into a Subprocess:

Use the subprocess module to start the Flask application in a separate process. This can help avoid interference between Eventlet monkey-patching and Redis TLS connections.

if __name__ == "__main__":
    flask_process = Popen(["python", __file__])
    try:
        my_application.run(debug=True)
    finally:
        flask_process.terminate()

Testing:
- Before running the script, ensure that you have a Redis server with TLS support running, and replace the REDIS_URL placeholder with the correct connection information.
Run the Script:
- Save the script and run it

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Fixing Python Script with Eventlet and Redis TLS

Issue:

requirements.txt

Solution Steps: