lukaaash
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9 years ago The browser-based SFTP client can currently achieve upload speeds of 24 MB per second in Firefox and 12 MB in Chrome when running locally in Windows 10 on my 2-year-old high-end Dell laptop (both the client and server run on the same machine and no SSL was used). During the upload, the server consumes less than 7 % total CPU power. Based on this, I assume that it might scale quite well.
If you would like to give it a try, I added a very simple browser-based app that measures upload speed.
Hi, I come here from your article in http://lukas.pokorny.eu/sftp-over-websockets/ and it's great but I'm courious about how good can scale this solution, for instance, I've stored big files of a few gb in a ftp server, I need than many users can upload or download files of similar size, sftp-ws could be a good approach or can you recommend me some alternative?, thanks!