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Stefan Mainz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Bill Ataras wrote:
>
>> I'd like to be able to hold 10,000 (yes 10k) simultaneous long lived TCP
>> connections to a jserv server. Running Linux on high end PC (hopefully not
>> higher than maxi intel box with lots of memory).
>>
>
>> That's the goal anyway. Could throw more/bigger hardware at it, but would
>> like to hear at least positive noises that I have a chance of this kind of
>> scale on a basic 2500$ PC.
>
> My gut feeling is: no way. rethink your design.
> Linux has a limit of 500 processes so you canīt go with native threads.
> If you start 10k green threads the scheduling will go nuts.
>
> Why dont you use Sessions?
>
Also, note that VMS are crashing when there are more than 2/3 k connections
at the same time... I'd suggest you to take a look @ the VolanoMark reports
on VM. They try VM to the limit on how many connections a VM can handle...
<http://www.volano.com/report.html>
Pier
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