Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone has used Node.js with ZeroMQ?

I am using the pub/sub pattern of ZeroMQ.

The publisher is php which can sends about 1 million messages per
second within localhost

The php subscriber can take in the 1 million messages per second rate
with no problems

However, the node.js subscriber starts to get overran around 70k per
second even there is a high water mark setting to make the requests
exceeding the mark. By overrun, I mean the memory usage start to pile
up like crazy. Reaching 1 gb plus within just a few seconds.

70k requests per second is by all mean impressive for my need.
However, I am just curious if anyone has experienced similar issues
with Node.js?

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