cserv is an event-driven and non-blocking web server

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Overview

cserv

cserv is an event-driven and non-blocking web server. It ideally has one worker process per cpu or processor core, and each one is capable of handling thousands of incoming network connections per worker. There is no need to create new threads or processes for each connection.

I/O multiplexing is achieved using epoll.

Features

  • Single-threaded, non-blocking I/O based on event-driven model
  • Multi-core support with processor affinity
  • Implement load balancing among processes
  • Hook and optimize blocking socket system calls
  • Faciliate coroutines for fast task switching
  • Efficient timeout handling
  • Builtin memcache service

High-level Design

Process Model

    master process <-----> worker processes

                    +--- non-blocking, event-driven processing engine ---+
                    |                                                    |
    TCP traffic --> | HTTP state machine <-+--> static content           |
                    |                      |                             |
                    |                      +--> cache                    |
                    |                      |                             |
                    |                      \--> logger                   |
                    +----------------------------------------------------+

Build from Source

At the moment, cserv supports Linux based systems with epoll system call. Building cserv is straightforward.

$ make

Usage

Start the web server.

$ ./cserv start

Stop the web server.

$ ./cserv stop

Check the configurations.

$ ./cserv conf

By default the server accepts connections on port 8081, if you want to assign other port for the server, modify file conf/cserv.conf and restart the server.

License

cserv is released under the MIT License. Use of this source code is governed by a MIT License that can be found in the LICENSE file.

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Comments
  • Add dedicated header for syscall hooking

    Add dedicated header for syscall hooking

    Fix redundent code: "extern ssize_t (*real_sys_write)(...);" in "logger.c" by adding a header called "syscall_hook.h" for globalizing "real_sys_write"

    opened by Xx-oX 1
  • Add dedicated header for syscall hooking

    Add dedicated header for syscall hooking

    Fix the redundant usage like "extern ssize_t (*real_sys_write)(...);". After including "syscall_hook.h", then usage of any real_sys_{} functions will be available. Main purpose of new header, a.k.a. "syscall_hook.h" is to globalize all real_sys_{} functions and give syscall_hook a dedicated header.

    opened by Xx-oX 1
  • Typo in README.md

    Typo in README.md

    IMHO the introduction of cserv has a typo in following description : It ideally has one worker process per cpu or processor core, and each one is capable of handling thounds of incoming network connections per worker.

    It should be It ideally has one worker process per cpu or processor core, and each one is capable of handling thousands of incoming network connections per worker.

    opened by cxorm 1
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