I have set up Ant Media Server 2.5.3 from the Linode marketplace on Dedicated 4CPU 8GB RAM instance. Then I set up another Linode instance and tried to run load test on it using official load testing tool (webrtctest-release-2.4.3.zip). Here are the commands I used:
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dmitry027
Hi everyone,
I have set up Ant Media Server 2.5.3 from the Linode marketplace on Dedicated 4CPU 8GB RAM instance. Then I set up another Linode instance and tried to run load test on it using official load testing tool (webrtctest-release-2.4.3.zip). Here are the commands I used:
I use test.mp4 file from the official webrtctest-release-2.4.3.zip distribution.
I got the following results:
- For watchers number <= 115 it works fine, CPU load is about 80%
- For watchers number > 115 I am started to receive "highResourceUsage" errors
According to the FAQ: "On 4 Core CPU Server, you can have either 50 broadcasts or 200 viewers", but what I have is 1 broadcast and max 115 viewers.
Do you know what might be the reason for this?
I do not use adaptive bitrate, please see attached red5-web.properties
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@dmitry027 As @Connessione mentioned, WebRTC does not follow a linear equation, and these numbers can vary depending on the resources and stream parameters. On a 360p/480p stream, one broadc
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WebRTC media server don’t follow a linear equation for capacity to resource usage ratio. It will depend on many things such as resolution, bitrate etc. best thing to do is to do a load test and deter
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