A scalability study into Server Push technologies with regard to server performance

John Frizelle

A scalability study into Server Push technologies with regard to server performance

John Frizelle

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Abstract

The dissertation summarises the results of a performance analysis of the use of Node.js (JavaScript) for the execution of high volumes of long-running requests on a single fixed size server. The Node.js performance is compared to a traditional Java threaded model using the industry standard Tomcat 6 and Tomcat 7 hosting environment. The results indicate that Node.js can provide significant performance improvements in this type of task.

Original language	English
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Supervisors/Advisors	Murphy, Kieran, Supervisor
Publication status	Published - 2011

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node.js performance java tomcat javascript long-poll server-push threaded parallel event-based event-loop

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