The document discusses the challenges of handling over 10,000 concurrent connections in high-performance environments, specifically addressing the C10K and C10M problems. It introduces Vert.x as a solution that leverages a single-threaded event loop and various programming languages for building scalable applications, while providing examples of using Vert.x in JavaScript and Java. The text emphasizes the performance benefits of asynchronicity and modern programming techniques in managing parallel connections effectively.

1. vert.x
life beyond jetty & apache

2. The C10k Problem
How to handle 10000+ parallel connections?
But why should I? For online banking?!?
Nope. „The internet of Things“, Social Web

3. The Internet of Things
Wired: Up to 50.000.000.000 devices until 2020

4. Social Web

5. The C10k Problem
Increasing challenge to handle a large number of concurrent
clients / connections in a high performance environment
Check. No problem any more.
But how did we solve this?!?

6. Time flies ...
... when you‘re idle
250 MIPS on MBAir, 7 TFLOPS on Mac Pro
Bad processes
Bad threading
Bad, bad I/O

7. Time flies ...
L1-cache ... 3 cycles
L2-cache ... 14 cycles
RAM ... 250 cycles
Disk ... 41.000.000 cycles
Network ... 240.000.000 cycles

8. And the winner is
single threading
asynchronicity
nginx, akka, node, LMAX
vert.x

9. Reactor Pattern
single threaded
eventloop
clients
workers
thread pool
callbacks
(events)
everything runs in parallel
except your code

10. Babel ... my ass!
No JVM in the Old Testament
JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Groovy, Java ...
True polyglot within a single application

11. Verticles
vertx run app.js
var console = require('vertx/console');
console.log("hello, this is vert.x speaking");

12. Verticles
vertx run App.java
import org.vertx.java.platform.Verticle;
public class App extends Verticle {
public void start() {
System.out.println("hello, speaking java right now");
}
}

13. Verticles
vertx run app.js

14. Verticles
vertx run loader.js
var container = require('vertx/container');
container.deployVerticle("app.js");
container.deployVerticle("App.java");

15. Verticles
vertx run app.js -instances 4

16. EventBus
EventBus
send(„myQ“, msg);
registerHandler(„myQ“,);

17. Cluster
vertx run app.js -instances 4 -cluster

18. EventBus
<script src=“vertxbus.js“/>

19. Happy Coding!
Java 7 (Closures, dynamically typed languages)
vertx.io
Editor
Hacking Days 2013

20. Up next ...
The C10M Problem
Check? Well, maybe ...
Prism

21. Thanks
@rwinz
ralph.winzinger@senacor.com