feat: Python sdk improvements based on load testing tests#315
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Aim to fixes #207
Keeping as a draft for now to explore more alternatives
Performing the load testing for the Python SDK we were able to identify that using the approaches below didn't improved the RPS and latency:
The current approach uses asyncaio and uvloop, we could see some improvements based on the current SDK
Scenario: 300s Duration, 2000 VUs, 60s Warmup, 4 CPU Cores, 2GB Memory
Basic Sample:
Old RPS: 1,412
New RPS: 7,174
Old P99 Latency: 1,620.54ms
New P99 Latency: 403.66ms
JWT Sample:
Old RPS: 1,086
New RPS: 2,882
Old P99 Latency: 2,178.73ms
New P99 Latency: 793.58ms