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I am running some experiments querying more than 128 pods in parallel from the Inrupt server and SolidCommunity. In both cases when I query data from more than 128 pods (i.e., 256, 512, 1024) at the same time the server stops the queries and blocks them.
When I experiment with 64 or fewer pods there is no problem. However, I have to do it in batches of 64 pods when I want to query more than 64 pods in parallel otherwise the server starts blocking my HTTP requests.
Is it expected that a SOLID server block parallel queries for a large number of pods from the same client?
@RubenVerborgh I was checking if this could be something related with NodeJS server, but Node is suposed to be able to handle more that 1000 cocurrent requests ... I am still trying to understand why it blocks the calls
Hi,
I am running some experiments querying more than 128 pods in parallel from the Inrupt server and SolidCommunity. In both cases when I query data from more than 128 pods (i.e., 256, 512, 1024) at the same time the server stops the queries and blocks them.
When I experiment with 64 or fewer pods there is no problem. However, I have to do it in batches of 64 pods when I want to query more than 64 pods in parallel otherwise the server starts blocking my HTTP requests.
Is it expected that a SOLID server block parallel queries for a large number of pods from the same client?
Thank you
Crossposted: inrupt/pod-server#76
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