Distributed simulation of twitter.
Engine:
dotnet fsi Server.fsx"
Client:
dotnet fsi Client.fsx <no. of users> <IP address of the server>
Example: dotnet fsi Client.fsx 1000 10.20.244.195
- FSharp
- Akka.NET
- MathNet.Numerics for Zipf distribution
- The client processes were run on a single machine as actors and the engine process was run on a different machine (again using actor model) considering the load it has to handle. (That is, client processes and engine are separate processes)
- Users can register, sign in, and sign out.
- Users can follow another user.
- Users can tweet/retweet.
- Users can receive live updates without querying.
- Users can view timeline (tweets/retweets of users they followed), query based on hashtags and mentions.
- We distributed number of subscribers in a Zipf distribution and recorded results for networks with 1000 users and 10,000 users.
- Siddhesh P Patil (siddheshpatil@ufl.edu)
- Rishabh Jaiswal (rishabh.jaiswal@ufl.edu)