Hi there,
I had a question about the videochat resource usage. Before the upgrade (from 9.6 to 10.0) it was still working (now it is not anymore, I will make a new Topic for that later) and I received an error saying that my website was down due to high resource usage. This was when I had a videochat connection for 2 minutes.
When I checked my resource usage in cPanel, I saw the following:

Is this supposed to happen? I saw that the IO(KB/s) was 2048, at its maximum. If there are more users at the same time, will this input/output multiply as well? What is the function of the server, in using peer-to-peer WebRTC?
When I now try to make a video connection, the page shows 'Connecting...'. If I leave this for ten seconds and then close the window (for both users), the resource usage shows the following:

Is the resource usage due to the servers activities in establishing the connection, or also due to the videostream? Also, is it so that the system falls back on a 'classical' video connection (using the server, not peer-to-peer webrtc) when the webrtc connection fails?
Greets,
Jeroen
Hi there,
I had a question about the videochat resource usage. Before the upgrade (from 9.6 to 10.0) it was still working (now it is not anymore, I will make a new Topic for that later) and I received an error saying that my website was down due to high resource usage. This was when I had a videochat connection for 2 minutes.
When I checked my resource usage in cPanel, I saw the following:

Is this supposed to happen? I saw that the IO(KB/s) was 2048, at its maximum. If there are more users at the same time, will this input/output multiply as well? What is the function of the server, in using peer-to-peer WebRTC?
When I now try to make a video connection, the page shows 'Connecting...'. If I leave this for ten seconds and then close the window (for both users), the resource usage shows the following:

Is the resource usage due to the servers activities in establishing the connection, or also due to the videostream? Also, is it so that the system falls back on a 'classical' video connection (using the server, not peer-to-peer webrtc) when the webrtc connection fails?
Greets,
Jeroen