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workerman

Foreword
Principle
Must Read for Development
Getting Started Guide
- Features
- Simple Development Example
Installation
Development Process
Communication Protocols
Worker Class
- Constructor
- Attributes
  - id
  - count
  - name
  - protocol
  - transport
  - reusePort
  - connections
  - stdoutFile
  - pidFile
  - logFile
  - user
  - reloadable
  - daemonize
  - globalEvent
- Callback Attributes
- Interface
  - runAll
  - stopAll
  - listen
TcpConnection Class
- Attributes
- Callback Attributes
- Interface
  - send
  - getRemoteIp
  - getRemotePort
  - close
  - destroy
  - pauseRecv
  - resumeRecv
  - pipe
AsyncTcpConnection Class
AsyncUdpConnection Class
- __construct
- connect
- send
- close
Timer Class
- add
- del
- Notes on Timers
- crontab
Http Service
- Request
- Response
- Session
- Session Management
- SSE
Debugging
Commonly Used Components
Frequently Asked Questions
Appendices
Copyright Information

Run multiple Workerman instances

It is possible to run multiple Workerman instances, usually by simply using different startup files and listening on different ports.