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** TWITTER CLONE IMPLEMENTATION **
1. Team Members
Kanika Gupta, UFID - 96977046, kanikagupta@ufl.edu
Nikhil Chopra, UFID - 98973831, nikhilchopra60@ufl.edu
2. What is working
Twitter Clone is working with the client simulator.
3. How to run
a. Start the server
Go to - project4part1/Server/twitterserver
Run Command - escript twitterserver
This will generate twitterserverIP on the terminal.
b. Start the client
Go to - project4part1/Client/twitterclient
Command - escript twitterclient {twitterserverIP}
4. How to generate results
In order to see the results, press Y and enter on the server to generate zipf_results.csv (Excel file) in the folder project4part1/Server/twitterserver. This file contains number of followers of each user. This file will populate with number of followers corresponding to each user having follower count >= 1. Follow the below steps to generate zipf graph -
1. Open zipf_results.csv in MS Excel.
2. Select column A.
3. Go to Data in the menu bar and sort the results from Z -> A.
4. Select column A.
5. Go to Insert in the menu bar and select Line chart to see the zipf distribution of followers.
5. Largest Number of users simulated
This implementation of twitter clone ran successfully on a network of 10,000 users, with 100% CPU utilization, which were simulated through the client simulator. The following operations were performed by the simulated users simultaneously - tweet, follow, login, logout and retweet.