In our recent blog post we talked about our learnings from building a WebSocket server. Now we want to reap the fruits of our efforts and check how our server performs under tough conditions…

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Appwrite is an open-source, self-hosted Backend-as-a-Service that aims to make app development easier with SDKs. The WebSocket Server used in Appwrite powers a very flexible Realtime API to supercharge your apps. All subscriptions are secured by Appwrite’s authentication and permissions system.

WebSocket — 1 Million Connections using Appwrite

<p>Appwrite is my favourite backend solution by far when it comes to FOSS.</p>
