Hi,
We have an application we intend to release where we intend to have
about a million applications sending UDP packets to a Twisted Python
server which needs to process incoming data (Approx 128 bytes of text)
per packet, which a BACK end system is inserting this data into mySQL
tables.
Has anyone done some serious "stress testing" of Twisted Python simple
server code to see just how much data it can digest at a time. Our
server will no doubt be hosted on an OC3 - capable of 150 megabits of
throughput with approx a 75 - 80% load. We need to know how many
servers we need to put into some kind of a load sharing cluster to be
able to handle this very high data before it chokes.
Right now, in our proof of performance, we are using UDP, but
planning to move to the more reliable TCPIP protocol when we get into
production.
These data requests will come in fast and violent spurts of data.
John
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