Closed ozgurhangisi closed 5 years ago
@ozgurhangisi I didn't test this library with such big amount of messages.
@edamov Thanks for the response. So we developed our own http2 library with p12 cert. I can give you some numbers :) with old binary method we were sending 1000 pushes in 11-12 seconds. With our new library we send 50.000 in a second with the same servers. But I didn't test your library. These are our library's numbers.
@ozgurhangisi Thank you for the information
@edamov Thanks for the response. So we developed our own http2 library with p12 cert. I can give you some numbers :) with old binary method we were sending 1000 pushes in 11-12 seconds. With our new library we send 50.000 in a second with the same servers. But I didn't test your library. These are our library's numbers.
@ozgurhangisi Would you be able to share the code you wrote for your high performance solution please?
@edamov Thanks for the response. So we developed our own http2 library with p12 cert. I can give you some numbers :) with old binary method we were sending 1000 pushes in 11-12 seconds. With our new library we send 50.000 in a second with the same servers. But I didn't test your library. These are our library's numbers.
@ozgurhangisi Is this something you can share, or share pointers as to how you achieved the throughout? We have similar requirements.
I posted some stats info here.
Currently we use old apns method (with pem cert) and we can send 5000 message in a minute per server (we use aws t2.micro servers with 1 GB RAM).
Is http2 method faster than the old one ? Approximately How many pushes can you send in a minute with this library ? (I know it depends on many factors like cpu, network speed etc... But I just need an average number to understand if it's worth to try the new one)