First, I like to use Alchemy to websocket implementation in C #. However, I have noticed a considerable loss of packets.
Performed a Benchmark with other solutions. One was superwebsocket. I made a basic Form where open 2 servers on different ports. Each using an implementation.
Implemented a customer triggers an interaction 1-3000 in each port. Locally, I realized that alchemy is a loss of approximately 10% versus 0% of superWebSocket.
I put the server to run on a server outside of my country, and I performed the test again. The SuperSocket had 0% loss. The Alchemy received approximately only 100 messages of 3000. It is worth remembering that the messages are sent in a very short space of time, which might contribute to the loss.
I hope you can work around this problem. You have done a great job here
Guys,
First, I like to use Alchemy to websocket implementation in C #. However, I have noticed a considerable loss of packets.
Performed a Benchmark with other solutions. One was superwebsocket. I made a basic Form where open 2 servers on different ports. Each using an implementation.
Implemented a customer triggers an interaction 1-3000 in each port. Locally, I realized that alchemy is a loss of approximately 10% versus 0% of superWebSocket.
I put the server to run on a server outside of my country, and I performed the test again. The SuperSocket had 0% loss. The Alchemy received approximately only 100 messages of 3000. It is worth remembering that the messages are sent in a very short space of time, which might contribute to the loss.
I hope you can work around this problem. You have done a great job here