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 ===== C10k problem ===== ===== C10k problem =====
  
-The C10k problem[1] is a limitation that most web servers currently[when?have, which limits the web server to being able to handle a maximum of about ten thousand simultaneous connections. This limitation is due to a combination of operating system constraints and web server software limitations.+The C10k problem is a limitation that most web servers currently have, which limits the web server to being able to handle a maximum of about ten thousand simultaneous connections. This limitation is due to a combination of operating system constraints and web server software limitations. 
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 +A few web servers have been developed to counter the C10K problem: 
 +  * nginx, which relies on an event-driven (asynchronous) architecture, instead of threads, to handle requests (WordPress.com uses nginx to solve the C10K problem) 
 +  * Lighttpd, which relies on an asynchronous architecture to handle requests 
 +  * Cherokee, a lightweight web server 
 +  * Tornado, a non-blocking web server and web application framework 
 +  * Deft, asynchronous, non-blocking web server running on the JVM 
 +  * Node.js, asynchronous, non-blocking web server running on Google's V8 JavaScript engine
  
   * [[wp>C10k_problem]], [[http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html]]   * [[wp>C10k_problem]], [[http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html]]
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