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Ffastsocket
Fastsocket is a highly scalable socket and its underlying networking implementation of Linux kernel. With the straight linear scalability, Fastsocket can provide extremely good performance in multicore machines. In addition, it is very easy to use and maintain. As a result, it has been deployed in the production environment of SINA.
Popularity
Repository stars3,73546,154Highest
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Fork7195,832Highest
30-day trendInsufficient historyInsufficient history
Maintenance
Last push2018-04-192026-11-03
Maintenance notesNot verifiedNot verified
Repository created2014-06-242025-06-01
License & use
LicenseGPL-2.0 · Share derivative sourceMIT · Permissive
PricingPricing not verifiedPricing not verified
Basics
Browse by purposeDeveloper tools · Deployment & operationsDeveloper tools · Deployment & operations
TypeApps & systemsApps & systems
SubcategoryOperating systems & kernelsOperating systems & kernels
PlatformNot verifiedNot verified
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Pricing source——
First collected2026-11-032026-11-03
MetricRepository stars, not unique users or individual-skill installsRepository stars, not unique users or individual-skill installs
LanguageCShell
About this projectFastsocket is a highly scalable socket and its underlying networking implementation of Linux kernel. With the straight linear scalability, Fastsocket can provide extremely good performance in multicore machines. In addition, it is very easy to use and maintain. As a result, it has been deployed in the production environment of SINA.Beautiful, Modern & Opinionated Linux
Measured at2026-11-03 09:40 UTC2026-11-03 08:23 UTC
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