That's about 1000 messages per second and well within what we've seen MINA
do. Personally, I think MINA will give you no problems but I wouldn't trust
MySQL that much (I know, others love it but I've never worked on a project
where it performed as well as all the hype suggests).
With Hibernate and such, I think your biggest issue will be all the CPU
usage. I'd probably go for at least a dual processor, dual core box with 4
gigs of RAM (2g should be allocated to the VM). You might need more CPU with
Hibernate in the mix though. As for OS and VM, we've had significantly
better performance out of Linux running Java 1.6. Just make sure you
increase the file descriptor limit on the box. Good luck!
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ahmed Al-Obaidy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 7:05 PM
Subject: MINA Performance and Scalability
Hi guys...
I'm using MINA to build a very loaded GPRS gatway...
The server should handle 10K RTU... each will have about 6 TCP messages
per minute... every message is about 100 byte
The gateway will access MySQL database using Hibernate...
Is that too much for MINA...
how can I determine my hardware requirements...
what is the performance tips ... both for the programming and the
configuration...
what is the preferred OS and VM for such server?
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