Hi Kaliky, I can tell you about my own experience:
I'm working on a little "hub" server, that hold tcp connections and receive messages from them.
When a message from one connection is received my server send it over all the other sockets.
When a message from one connection is received my server send it over all the other sockets.
Simple, and similar to your case.
Well, doing that with about 1000-1300 connection, without using any thread pool, using MINA obviusly, and sending a total amount of about 500KByte/sec over the network, it takes me 20-30 % of the CPU of a pt4 2,5 GHz with Windows XP, and the same CPU time on a celeron 2,7 GHz with Fedora Core 3, kernel
2.6.
The memory usage is also great for the the first day of run-time, about 60 Mbyte (total used, seen from taskmanager or top) for all that work, but after the first day (in my own case) it increase.
But MINA team is already at work to fix the cause of that increasement.
I really hope you will use MINA, that's the better Framework I have ever seen.
2006/2/9, Ofer Kalisky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I'd like to use the MINA for a server that serves TCP connections (let's say
something simple - holds connections and sends them notifications about
events). What are the numbers for performance such a project?
Thanks, Ofer.
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