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I have already created a project in JSF and Primefaces for small amount of users which is working still good. But i have a requirement to create another project where user amount will be very large and per second there will be more than thousand user hit the url and browse their content. Now i want to create this with JSF. Is this will be a good decision? If so how JSF will control the traffic at the same time more than thousand user?

Shakib Ahmed
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    This question is way too broad and is missing a lot of details. It's perfectly possible to serve thousands users with JSF/PrimeFaces. But the success is dependant on a lot of factors, the most important being the "heavyness" of your actual application.No one will be able to answer this for you. Do some load testing. – Vsevolod Golovanov Sep 26 '17 at 09:26

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In my personal experience the amount of User Requests should be managed at a System Level, and not at presentation layer, providing a performant servlet container(see here Java Servlet container performance?) using the apprpriate amount of memory. If you have large datasets implement Primefaces Lazy Datamodels(https://www.primefaces.org/docs/api/5.0/org/primefaces/model/LazyDataModel.html). I would prefer to use Spring MVC instead of JSF(see here Spring MVC vs JSF)

Francesco Bellomo
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