Python Remote Objects - written code?

Question

Opera

Here is their project site - a library that makes it easy to organize a distributed architecture of the program.
The subject is next.
Have you had experience writing distributed applications in python - can you share your experience?
Any mention of up-to-date information: articles, titles of textbooks, thematic portals, open-source projects, interesting sources, a brief summary of existing project architectures (if any) will be met with joy and approval.
Thank you.

Answer 1

About a year ago, when it was necessary to organize remote execution of Python code on several machines, I chose between two projects: Pyro (you indicated it) and RPyc (http://rpyc.wikidot.com/). After a short analysis, it turned out that RPyc was much easier to use and perfectly suited for my tasks. Unfortunately, the project is not being developed now (it has not been updated for a year), but I still recommend looking at the documentation and screencast at the link.

Answer 2

Pythomnic3k, but it's on Python 3.0, so for obvious reasons [yet] there may be troubles with some libraries ...
and the old Pythomnic, which worked with 2.x, has been dropped for a long time (a couple of years).

Answer 3

I had experience. From my point of view, PyRo is simpler and more convenient than other RPCs.