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…for both singly and multi threaded servers. Obvi the multithreaded version handles the requests overall quicker, and the singly-threaded runs them one after another (after completion on each)
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@maxdignan A+ for effort ha. This is not a part of the official CMM drills but instead a simple review of how web servers work. I thought this article was extremely illuminating... |
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…for both singly and multi threaded servers. Obvi the multithreaded version handles the requests overall quicker, and the singly-threaded runs them one after another (after completion on each)
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Not totally sure what you are going for, so I just played around with it and made the client into a simple stress tester for the server (to see how the two versions perform differently).