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I have seen that uwsgi only uses one core of my cpu, but when I change it to take advantage of all the cores of my processor I see that it has the same response speed (although it showed me that it could work with several cores in parallel). |
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virtadpt
Jan 1, 2024
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The bottleneck isn't the cores sNG is running on top of, it's the other network services - the other search engines it's contacting. If you look at your uwsgi workers, they're going to mostly be waiting for responses from outside. |
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The bottleneck isn't the cores sNG is running on top of, it's the other network services - the other search engines it's contacting. If you look at your uwsgi workers, they're going to mostly be waiting for responses from outside.