In short, it’s gevent.spawn
In go, where you would write:
go func(arg1, arg2, arg3)
In python/gevent, you would write:
gevent.spawn(func, arg1, arg2, arg3)
This will spawn a greenlet and schedule it to be started. It will execute once the current greenlet yields.
If you’re running in a shell or a one-time script then you need to explicitly yield by calling gevent.sleep(0).
Note that gevent.spawn also accepts keyword arguments (which will be forwarded to the function).
