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Chandan Akiti updated THRIFT-4249:
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Summary: Sending a JSON object from a Node.js Thrift client using Buffered
Transport and Binary Protocol is slow when compared to sending the same using a
C++ Thrift client. (was: Sending a JSON object from a Node.js Thrift client
using Buffered Transport and Binary Protocol is slow when compared to sending
the same using a C++ Thrift client. What is the reason behind this?)
> Sending a JSON object from a Node.js Thrift client using Buffered Transport
> and Binary Protocol is slow when compared to sending the same using a C++
> Thrift client.
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> Key: THRIFT-4249
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-4249
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Question
> Components: C++ - Library, Node.js - Library
> Environment: 2 Linux machines with Ubuntu 16.04, 8GB RAM and ulimit
> of both machines set to 101000
> Reporter: Chandan Akiti
> Labels: performance
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> A C++ Thrift server is running in one machine.
> A Node.js client running in other machine. Initially, this Node.js client
> runs using a V8 addon of Thrift client written in C++, now module is changed
> to use Node.js Thrift modules only.
> Node.js module with V8 addon Thrift client is able to handle 4500 requests
> per second perfectly. But Node.js Thrift module is handling very less number
> of requests.
> I am using Buffered Transport and Binary Protocol to send these messages to
> the Thrift server. Is it slow because of JavaScript or am I doing something
> wrong?
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