Dear all,
I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
connection to the twisted concurrently.
when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the twisted web
server eventually has fall down.
is there any
Are logs saying something like this: Too Many Open Files? If it is, you
have to setup your file descriptor limit (ulimit -n) first before starting
the app.
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Muaaz Hussain muaazhussain...@gmail.comwrote:
Dear all,
I ran penetration testing tool against my
2009/5/24 Muaaz Hussain muaazhussain...@gmail.com:
Dear all,
I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
connection to the twisted concurrently.
when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 7:49 AM, Alvin Delagon adela...@gmail.com wrote:
Are logs saying something like this: Too Many Open Files? If it is, you
have to setup your file descriptor limit (ulimit -n) first before starting
the app.
In addition to changing ulimit -n values you should also take a
On 06:15 am, muaazhussain...@gmail.com wrote:
I ran penetration testing tool against my twisted web server , the
tool used to make a huge number of threads, all that threads make a
connection to the twisted concurrently.
when I made the number of threads more than 1024 the twisted web
server
Hello,
Is there any efficient built-in machinery in twisted for running a (TCP,
UDP or unix domain socket) service in a connection multiplexer-worker
processes manner? Or if there isn't, what is the recommended way of
doing this? (any examples maybe?)
I've got some CPU scalability issues (the
On 08:21 pm, b...@fsn.hu wrote:
I've got some CPU scalability issues (the application became CPU bound,
but there are a lot more CPUs, which can't be used because of the
uniprocess nature), threading is not a solution, so the next logical
move could be starting multiple twisted reactors in
