On Thu, Oct 02, 2008 at 12:51:45PM -0500, David Farning wrote: > As a summary to the jabber server thread . [...] > The challenge with jabber (xmpp) is that the protocol does not scale well. > As the number of users increases, the overhead required to manage the users > increases. The two problems are bandwidth usage and server load.
This is a nit and I'm not the expert - but I didn't think the protocol or bandwidth are the issues. There is a limitation of [something] that requires an undesirable server configuration (shared roster "hack") that causes high server load and low performance / server crashes. There are plenty of [federations of] jabber servers out there that handle many more users than we're envisioning supporting. > thanks > david Martin
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