lganzzzo

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   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   C++ HLS streaming server built with oat++ zero-dependency framework. (about oat++ see: https://github.com/oatpp/oatpp ) Features: - Serve embedded video - Serve HLS stream
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   Show HN: C++ Http-Live-Streaming Server built with Oat++ framework(github.com)

   57 points by lganzzzo 8y ago|11 comments
3. 63.▲
   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Yeah, I already looked through requirements. It will take me some time to prepare all that stuff. But I think it's gonna be fun
4. 64.▲
   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Thank you for the question. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // I want to adopt oatpp.io, but I'm using a synchronous database driver mongo-cxx-driver. - Unfortunately no - if your
5. 65.▲
   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Hey, thank you for the feedback! It is really very important to me what seems unclear to user, and what info to add.
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   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Oh ok, thank you for clarification. During the initial investigation boost::asio appeared to work not very good on MacOS. Problems where on the load higher than 10K concurrent connections. There was multiple requests to compare networking p
7. 67.▲
   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   good point
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   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Memory management, and pools. Memory management is definitely super important and has big impact on the performance. Also there is a memory fragmentation issue that you should keep in mind building server apps. Solving this problems is tim
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   by lganzzzo 8y ago

   Have you noticed oatpp ApiClient (retrofit-like client wrapper)? This is another trick oatpp's ObjectMapper layer can do. The oatpp-consul client is built using oatpp ApiClient. see ApiClient in the oatpp-consul https://git
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    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    There is a limitation on the header size in the oatpp html parser. Think I should tweak this. Thank you for the note!
11. 71.▲
    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Hello, Thank you for the question! oatpp has been recently tested on: - Linux (Ubuntu 16, 18. CentOS 7.5) - MacOS Windows support is not currently available. But I would love to add it. If there someone with windows machine and willing to h
12. 72.▲
    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Yeah known issue, I am not a JS master:(
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    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Did you notice that https://oatpp.io is served by oatpp :)?
14. 74.▲
    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Thanks, this is a really good code-review! I appreciate this!
15. 75.▲
    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Thank you for the question, No, I have not tried seastar. But thank you for the tip, I think there might be things for me to point out.
16. 76.▲
    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    I agree. I should schedule to add ASIO vs oatpp benchmark. However performance is not the only thing oatpp has. Among with other features oatpp provides ObjectMapping layer. ObjectMapping layer enables you to do cool stuff like: - autodocum
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    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Thank you for the question, Oat++ provides interfaces to substitute SSL backend. One can easily substitute any SSL backend by implementing two class: - Connection - ConnectionProvider Currently there is an adapter for LibreSSL https:/
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    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    The idea of the project is to give user something light, something that could cover a set of basic needs when you develop a web-service (Like rest-framework, basic DI-framework, web-client, connection management, object-mapping etc...) and
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    by lganzzzo 8y ago

    Hello and thank you for the question! The short answer: - I don't know. - Let Techempower to settle this. I decided to take on Go(net/http) in the initial benchmarks as it shows good performance and even overperformed c++ solutio
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    Show HN: Oat++ – Zero-dependency C++ framework for high-performance web services(github.com)

    104 points by lganzzzo 8y ago|41 comments