Patrik Stutz

I tought about it, but had to less time to do it because of studying. I have my final exam in 1 week and will then have all time in...

Ok, nice! But please keep in mind that is a very young, untested library that I'm not sure if it will work under very heavy loads. I've used it in...

If you start your other process using fork, then there IS another possibility that I would recommend you. Forked childprocesses have a built-in message channel to communicate with the host...

Thanks @RushPL, I'm now using the functionality of node.js to do exactly the same. I still had to use native code to fix a bug of libuv. This fix allowed...

@avnerz Thanks for your interest. Actually, I don't know how well node-ancillary performs on heavy load. I also don't know how to reliably test such things. I use this library...

@avnerz I've now updated node-ancillary to my local state. It's still possible to send WebSockets, but I don't have an example or documentation yet. I'll add it later. But there...

@jsilvestre Thank you for the statement. No problem at all, I can stick with the google stack for now. I really like the idea behind cozy, and it's totally worth...

I think this is an important feature, since unzipping from a HTTP request does not seem to be a rare requirement to me.

I also wanted to know what performance hit I'd take when using redbird, and did some benchmarks myself using httperf. First I've started a simple hello world server, and clustered...

@manast I'm not sure if I understood that correctly. I've removed the comments here: https://github.com/OptimalBits/redbird/blob/master/lib/proxy.js#L81 This improved the requests per second to 1200 from 800.