That was so helpful! Thanks! 2021年10月25日(月) 18:42 Mike Jumper <[email protected]>:
> On Mon, Oct 25, 2021, 01:12 takuya morita <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, Guacamole support! >> I'm Takuya! >> Thank you for all your help and support. >> >> What is the maximum number of users that Guacamole can tolerate? > > > There is no specific maximum. The rule of thumb is that you should be able > to support 25 concurrent users for every CPU core and 2 GB of memory. > > It would be nice to have a track record rather than a theoretical value. >> I'll need to know the specs of the server at that time. > > > The above number is from a load test that we performed at Glyptodon with > ~2000 concurrent connections and a variety of server configurations. We > found this rule of thumb to be consistent for small numbers of connections > up to thousands, regardless of how those cores are split among your > Guacamole servers. > > As long as you have the server power, there is no inherent limit. > > Also, are there any points other than load balancing that I should be >> aware of when a large number of users connect at the same time? > > > Be sure to use the NIO (non-blocking) connector in your Tomcat's > server.xml rather than the default blocking connector, as the latter does > not play well with long-running TCP connections like WebSockets. > > - Mike > >
