On Thu, Dec 12, 2024 at 11:42 AM HASENOHR Paul <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thank you Sean and Nick for your answers. > > The instructions for HA will be very useful although I will never been > close to the number of connections you are handling! > > > > The version I used was the Docker image with release 1.5.5 > > > > As the segmentation faults were most of the time happening in > ld-musl-x86_64.so.1, a colleague suspected an issue with Alpine as musl > is used instead of glibc. Thus I built a Docker guacd image based on Debian > 12. I based myself on the Dockerfile associated with the release 1.5.5 and > edited the list of packages accordingly. Running the exact same load test > with the same docker configuration, we could reach 80 concurrent sessions > (then the VM used to launch the selenium instances could not handle the > load anymore!) without any error message in the system logs of the server. > > > Interesting - thanks for tracking this down! > Considering that element, are you still interested in the stack trace with > 1.5.5 on Alpine? Or should I build a Docker guacd image based on Alpine and > another one based on Debian 12 with release 1.6.0 to compare? > > > Yes, I'd still be interested in seeing this stack trace. And, if you have the time/inclination to run some tests with 1.6.0, I'd be interested in those findings, as well. -Nick >
