Hey I believe twisted is developed in a way that it can only use one
processor at a time. As process scheduling is part of operating system
it can only schedule one twisted reactor based application on one
processor. For taking advantage of multiple processor you can use
fork, but then it is not twisted way of doing stuff,, i am a new bie
in twisted world, so comments are appreciated. Moreover I think
twisted is similar to C select for tcp server
Thanks
Arun
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On Jan 3, 2010, at 12:20 AM, Colin <[email protected]> wrote:
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 5:26 AM, Leif K-Brooks <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hey,
I operate Omegle (http://omegle.com/), which is a COMET-driven
Twisted.Web app. (It doesn't use Nevow or anything; just Twisted.Web.)
It gets fairly heavy traffic; right now, it peaks daily at around 6500
concurrent users. Technical details:
You should write a success story! I've used Omegle when the boredom
hits hard.
- Hosted on a Linode 2880 virtual private server
(https://www.linode.com/); Ubuntu, 2880 MB of RAM, 4 cores available
- EPollReactor
Omegle currently runs at close to 100% CPU for most of the day, and
I'm a bit concerned about that.
Try use the standard reactor instead of epoll. I found a similar
problem when I switched my product to the epoll reactor, the cpu
usage problem went away when I reverted back to the normal reactor.
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