smallnest/1m-go-tcp-server resource

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What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

A collection of Go TCP server implementations benchmarked at supporting 1 million concurrent connections, comparing goroutine-per-connection, epoll, prefork, and workerpool (Reactor) approaches. It includes throughput and latency test results plus Linux kernel tuning guidance.

Use cases

• benchmark tcp servers handling 1 million connections in go
• compare epoll vs goroutine-per-connection performance
• learn how to write high-concurrency tcp servers in go
• tune linux for massive numbers of tcp connections
• understand reactor pattern and prefork server designs

When to choose

• you want to learn or benchmark extreme-concurrency TCP server patterns in Go
• you need reference epoll-based server/client implementations
• you want real throughput and latency numbers for different concurrency models

When to avoid

• you need a production-ready TCP server framework
• you need a maintained library with a license and active releases
• you target platforms other than Linux, since epoll is Linux-specific

Facets

learning-resource · maturity maintenance

benchmarking http-server networking concurrency networking performance developer-tools go epoll tcp-server c10k high-concurrency goroutines reactor-pattern linux

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