After controlling 15 mobile phones, STF became very stuck. about stf

[denis99999]

@csdaa , please provide the STF configuration (command line, docker-compose file, etc.) on each computer, how devices are connected to the computer ?

[csdaa]

Hello Mr. @denis99999
Can I ask you a few questions:
How many devices can stf control at the same time?
Which deployment method can maximize its performance?

[csdaa]

Hello Mr. @denis99999
We only have one server, so I can only give you a piece of STF configuration information.
We use the connection mode of mobile phone to hub and hub to computer host.
for example:
We use 7 mobile phones to connect to the first hub, and then the first hub is connected to the first host. The host is connected to the server through the switch.

The server and the node are connected through the adb exposed port. The node exposes the port through the command: "adb nodaemon server -a -P 5037", and the server executes "stf provider --name TestNode --min-port..."

docker-compose:
`version: "3"

services:
rethinkdb:
container_name: rethinkdb
image: rethinkdb:2.3
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- "rethinkdb-data:/data"
command: "rethinkdb --bind all --cache-size 2048"

adb:
container_name: adb
image: devicefarmer/adb:latest
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- "/dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb"
privileged: true

stf:
container_name: stf
image: devicefarmer/stf
ports:
- "7100:7100"
- "7110:7110"
- "7400-7500:7400-7500"
environment:
- TZ='America/Los_Angeles'
- RETHINKDB_PORT_28015_TCP=tcp://rethinkdb:28015
- STF_ADMIN_EMAIL=[email protected]
- STF_ADMIN_NAME=[email protected]
restart: unless-stopped
command: stf local --adb-host adb --public-ip 192.168.8.132 --provider-min-port 7400 --provider-max-port 7500

volumes:
rethinkdb-data: {}
`
Connection script for node 1:
stf provider --name 48.127 --min-port 7400 --max-port 7700 --connect-sub tcp://127.0.0.1:7114 --connect-push tcp://127.0.0.1:7116 --group-timeout 900 --public-ip 192.168.63.121 --storage-url http://localhost:7100/ --adb-host 192.168.48.127 --adb-port 5037 --vnc-initial-size 600*800 --mute-master never --allow-remote

Connection script for node 2:
stf provider --name 48.81 --min-port 7400 --max-port 7700 --connect-sub tcp://127.0.0.1:7114 --connect-push tcp://127.0.0.1:7116 --group-timeout 900 --public-ip 192.168.63.121 --storage-url http://localhost:7100/ --adb-host 192.168.48.81 --adb-port 5037 --vnc-initial-size 600*800 --mute-master never --allow-remote

[denis99999]

@csdaa , you have to review your configuration entirely following full deployment example in DEPLOYMENT.md documentation, in particular you can't use the stf local mode in such distributed architecture, ADB and provider units have to run on the same host where the devices are connected to, provider unit have to point to the triproxy-dev unit (not to loopback address), etc.

How many devices can stf control at the same time?

No know limits, it depends of your STF configurations and your material capacities

Which deployment method can maximize its performance?

cf. DEPLOYMENT.md documentation

[csdaa]

@csdaa , you have to review your configuration entirely following full deployment example in DEPLOYMENT.md documentation, in particular you can't use the stf local mode in such distributed architecture, ADB and provider units have to run on the same host where the devices are connected to, provider unit have to point to the triproxy-dev unit (not to loopback address), etc.

How many devices can stf control at the same time?

No know limits, it depends of your STF configurations and your material capacities

Which deployment method can maximize its performance?

cf. DEPLOYMENT.md documentation

Thank you for your help