Your "Concurrency" benchmark ends at 50 concurrent clients. Continue testing at C1K, C10K, C100K, C1M, C2M, etc. That's for a single node. Then try multiple n

Your "Concurrency" benchmark ends at 50 concurrent clients. Continue testing at C1K, C10K, C100K, C1M, C2M, etc. That's for a single node. Then try multiple nodes / cluster - C1M, C2M, C10M, etc. Also, all concurrent clients should send periodic pings / keepalives and do something useful (e.g. some CPU work, not just being idle). Then you'll have to change your conclusion from: > The data answers my original question: yes, Django LiveView holds up against Phoenix LiveView. In day-to-day operations they are practically equal. to > The data answers my original question: yes, under *toy* load Django LiveView holds up against Phoenix LiveView. For *toy* operations they are practically equal.