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Trackers are only to exchange signaling information and form swarms. Information about the segments is shared directly between the peers.

Do not use public webtorrent trackers to test high load scenarios because you will not get reliable results. Run your own instances. The trackers are free and open source:

• https://github.com/webtorrent/bittorrent-tracker
• https://github.com/DiegoRBaquero/uWebTorrentTracker

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Let us know about your test results. We are interested in making the solution more reliable.

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I think signaller written on Java cand do fast work, i need signaller on GoLang, do you have programmer for Go or maybe you know some example servers?

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I think it should be able to do the work. I do not see what features of GoLang can help. Concurrency is not used in the trackers.

If there is a bottleneck in the trackers and if it can not be resolved by JavaScript implementation we can initiate GoLang tracker development.

Please read about the trackers performance in theirs issues and documentation sections:
webtorrent/bittorrent-tracker#88

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webtorrent/bittorrent-tracker#308

I recently lowered my limits to about 5k after moving to a smaller server. FastCast and OpenWebtTorrent should handle 5k - 50k, depends on the servers and if other processes are consuming memory.

I wouldn't rely on public trackers for a large operations. For example, large websites (1k+ concurrent users) are blocked from using BTorrent tracker unless sponsoring.

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@Vladislavik I'm working in a tracker that can handle your traffic and we can give you a test shut me an email
[email protected]

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High-performance WebTorrent tracker: https://github.com/Novage/wt-tracker

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