Optimization Strategy for Running Network Tunnels and Website Containers

[Cr4ckPwd]

Each website should be separated into its own bash file based on the existing network tunnel file. In the 'networks.txt' file, there are lines containing container names of the network. I've noticed that running multiple proxies and websites at the same time significantly increases the completion time. Instead, we can first run and create the network tunnel containers, and then create the containers for various websites. By using individual bash files corresponding to each website, the overall task completion time can be significantly reduced.

[engageub]

Hello,
Thank you for the suggestion. Please note that networks.txt file is created only when using multi ip.
Also, this feature is enabled only on test branch.
The script is single threaded and it does not have anything that runs in the background and moves to next step.
Each step waits for the previous execution to complete thus using less resources.
Using multithreaded may increase the speed of execution but it suddenly increases the CPU usage.

Thank you

[Cr4ckPwd]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing your insights. I noticed that the test branch of your script generates a 'tuncontainer.txt' file. I believe that most users of your tool would prefer to operate with multiple proxies or VPNs, as there are few who would run it with a single IP. If possible, please consider updating your script to accommodate this suggestion.

[engageub]

Hi,
Please note that multiple proxies and multiple vpns are different from multiple IP.
networks.txt file is used only in multiple IP usecase.
The script is one time start and does not interfere with the execution. Users had issues with execution, so a delay was added between containers to ensure less resources are used. 1 second delay is used by default. You might have seen that delay. You can set DELAY_BETWEEN_CONTAINER to 0 or remove that variable from properties.conf file and compare it with your execution time.
"tuncontainers.txt" is used in updateProxies.sh to update the proxies.
The script is intended for multiple proxies and multiple vpns and it executes serially. The time taken to complete depends on the compute power and resources available.

I still don't understand how the execution time will vary based on the following example

1+1=2
3+5=8

3+5=8
1+1=2

The time taken to complete will be same for the above two.

Thank you