Maximum number of Clients (viewers) for Text editor

[emcodemall]

Maximum number of Clients (viewers) for Text editor

[emcodemall]

...if nobody wants to write any answer i close this topic, assuming that a maximum of 10 users or so can be supported using swellrt and turn to other technologies spreading my text (e.g. video transmission)...
any last comments?

[pablojan]

Hi, sorry for answering so late, First, from SwellRT's server perspective there is no differences whether the client reads only or write to the document, each client will open a websocket and write metadata* under the hood. So, first thing to consider is how many websockets connections will support Jetty. Secondly, for each connection, the server will handle views of the considered documents (in Wave terms, wavelets views). So it would be necessary to meause how much heap memory takes each connection's views. Finally, to support high concurrecy level, server's thread settings should be tweak. *for this particular case, we could avoid to send any metadata to the server for the only read clients, it could relieve servers load. 2018-06-11 22:05 GMT+02:00 haraldjordan78 <[email protected]>:

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[emcodemall]

Hey Pablo,
thanks for your reply :-)
Sure i already had a think about how to avoid to send any metadata from the client, but even if i am already able to work on the source code and build new versions, currently i don't stand any chance to get out how this could possibly be done.
What would be your first try? :-)

cheers,
Harald

[emcodemall]

Real life maximum users: on a relatively small cloud server, 2cores, 8gb ram:
The swellrt functions broke completele when about 34 users within 2 hours were connected. Not that it took the service to fail after 2 hours, but more like after about 20 users were connected it started to fail.

Workaound: Instead of supporting "view" or read only users giving direct access to the website with the swell editor loaded, present them a screenshot (in multiple different size resolutions) that is updated and relaoded every 1s by developing a tool taking constantly a screenshot of the text using CEF (chrome embedded framework)

[emcodemall]

Problem is too fuzzy to grep yet, working on server stability in https://github.com/P2Pvalue/swellrt/issues/243