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It's probably easy to do with Java / C# and Go, they're using a 36 cores machine to achieve that with fast CPU, meaning that you need 3000conn/sec per core, ver
by Thaxll 8y ago
It's probably easy to do with Java / C# and Go, they're using a 36 cores machine to achieve that with fast CPU, meaning that you need 3000conn/sec per core, very doable with recent frameworks.
- ralusek 8y agoShould be possible just fine with NodeJS, so long as it's clustered to run an instance per core. The order of magnitude(s) differentiator for server performance really comes down to whether or not the architecture is blocking or non-blocking.
- holoduke 8y agoWe run about 20k connections per second with nodejs on a 12 core machine. All node is doing is parsing cached JSON, modifies it and serve it back to the client. One server has an uptime of 560days without any memory/performance issues.