Which thread pool size is equivalent to <OutQueueThreads>?
Where is the description of the threading model in SFX2X?
Is the value of "System / Extension / scheduler thread pool size" are dependent on the number of processors / cores?
Which thread is responsible for sending msg?
http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/Advanc ... hreadPools
1. ExtensionController is probably what you're looking for. Although I have a sneaking suspicion that the lower-level socket reader/writer layer has its own thread pool which we can't touch.
2. see doc
3. see doc
1. ExtensionController is probably what you're looking for. Although I have a sneaking suspicion that the lower-level socket reader/writer layer has its own thread pool which we can't touch.
2. see doc
3. see doc
Close to the number of cores really.
Of course, this assumes your handlers don't do anything too rambunctious and shove any heavy lifting to the built in task schedulers. Otherwise, you'll need to just slowly increase it until your input queue clears.
Those are large outbound spikes. Are all your test CCU's in one room or something?
Of course, this assumes your handlers don't do anything too rambunctious and shove any heavy lifting to the built in task schedulers. Otherwise, you'll need to just slowly increase it until your input queue clears.
Those are large outbound spikes. Are all your test CCU's in one room or something?
In my simple chat users can only write public messages, create and connect to the room. I have one task for counting the number of users in the rooms.
While the chat logs I do not use a database, only one connection to the memcache. 1 sql when creating a room, 2 sql when the user leaves the smartfox, 1 sql during removal room.
It's all
Overall, the 3000 users in rooms 300-500 at one zone. In some rooms, sometimes even over 700 members.
While the chat logs I do not use a database, only one connection to the memcache. 1 sql when creating a room, 2 sql when the user leaves the smartfox, 1 sql during removal room.
It's all
Overall, the 3000 users in rooms 300-500 at one zone. In some rooms, sometimes even over 700 members.
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