Hi
I am trying to make some preliminary tests to both µWebSockets.js and µWebSockets in order to find out some aproximate limits in terms of supported concurrent websocket connections.
µWebSockets was compiled with: LIBUV=1 make examples
Env: Ubuntu 20, 16GB of RAM
Then, in localhost, I launched the EchoServer and used a nodejs client to create as much as possible websocket connections using WS. Only aproximate 1.015 are accepted
Then I launched the the sample nodejs in https://github.com/uNetworking/uWebSockets.js page and using the same client. Now the client can reach ~30.000 successed websocket connections.
Why is this happen? Is the nodejs I/O system more capable than LibUV? Hopw can I reach at least the same results using the C++ version?
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3 months ago
Hi I am trying to make some preliminary tests to both µWebSockets.js and µWebSockets in order to find out some aproximate limits in terms of supported concurrent websocket connections. µWebSockets was compiled with: LIBUV=1 make examples
Env: Ubuntu 20, 16GB of RAM
Then, in localhost, I launched the EchoServer and used a nodejs client to create as much as possible websocket connections using WS. Only aproximate 1.015 are accepted
Then I launched the the sample nodejs in https://github.com/uNetworking/uWebSockets.js page and using the same client. Now the client can reach ~30.000 successed websocket connections.
Why is this happen? Is the nodejs I/O system more capable than LibUV? Hopw can I reach at least the same results using the C++ version?
Thank you