[Spread-users] Does spread scale to 200 nodes for very low volume usage?

[Florian Merges]

Hi,

I think the 30 is for the number of servers per segment, but not about
nodes/clients that connects to each of the servers... correct me if I'm
wrong.

Kind regards,


2009/7/2 Leonard Cuff <lcuff at valueclick.com>

>  I’m evaluating various technologies for reliable peer to peer
> communication. My scenario is that I have about 200 nodes, but the data rate
> is very small: 5 or 10 Kbytes per hour.
> The nodes are on a gigabit switched local net.  The user’s manual for
> spread mentions the number 30 for a max number of nodes. Is this
> correct/current? Does it make a difference that my data rate is so small?
>
> If spread isn’t appropriate, do people have advice on what other
> technologies are appropriate. (Homogenous linux environment).
>
> Thanks in advance for any and all help.
>
> Leonard
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