On 1 May, 04:31 pm, saurav.mohapa...@dimdim.com wrote:
>Glyph,
>
>Thanks for the response.
No problem. Thanks for your clearly described inquiry :).
>We're trying to proxy multiple VNC processes for a screen sharing
>application. So though CPU load is low, the data being pushed out is
>pretty hig
ri, 01 May 2009 15:54:56 -
From: gl...@divmod.com
Subject: Re: [Twisted-Python] TCP Proxy scalability issue
To: Twisted general discussion
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On 02:02 pm, saurav.mohapa...@dimdim.com wrote:
>Worker processes W1...n run listening on P1..n on the loopback and one
>router process (twisted based) runs on public port P0 exposed to the
>real world.
I haven't used it myself, but that sounds a bit like txloadbalancer:
https://launchpad.net/txl
Hi,
We're currently running a TCP proxy / port multiplexer written in
Twisted to route to multiple worker server processes running on loopback
ports.
The architecture is something like this
Worker processes W1...n run listening on P1..n on the loopback and one
router process (twisted b
