Hi Monks, I need some suggestions to tackle following problem.

* currently I have a program that loop and deal with the database within the loop and sends some command to the remote server by connecting to it

* Remote server connection and sending request is taking about 10ms due to latency and this gets stackup since I am running in loop.

* This command send to remote server don't need to return any result and its assume that it will be process by server.

* I need to register the data in database and send it to remote server in side while loop.

* this sending and insertion in database logic need to be separated out from parent process

* Eg I want to setup the new process that will continue to listen and once I send it this work it should finish this

* that way my main while loop will be much faster.

I am aware of fork but looking for alternative solution I am not sure what to use can some help me.

investigated and found Coro, AnyEnvent , POE but not sure will they be useful.

I want to separate out the process of sending work to remote server and database insertion from parent program that too being in while loop.

Can someone suggest me what I should use



Thanks in advance :-)

pseudo code 

while(1) {
     pick_batch_of_200();

     foreach(1..200) {
        send_work_to_remote_client($_);          ###  this I want to f
+ork out here and want to get it done by different process or module s
+o that while loop can proceed with next batch
        insert_into_db(@work_sent,@result)       #### this I want to f
+ork out here and want to get it done by different process or module s
+o that while loop can proceed with next batch
    }

}


sub send_work_to_remote_client {
    #client list
    foreach(1..20) {
        connect_random_client_and_Send_work(send_work);
    }
}

insert_into_db {
    #get cached connection
    insert into XYX values( @result);
}

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In reply to Need suggestion on problem to distribute work by smarthacker67

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