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I remember it seems that nodejs by default is using 4 back-end threads, therefore the fifth reading action will wait until 1 thread is available.

But I can't find any testify-example in google. Could someone explain and find the example please? Thanks.

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    Discussion of libuv thread pool used for disk I/O: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22644328/when-is-the-thread-pool-used. And, guess what, you can control how many threads there are. One might also typically use clustering to involve more CPUs in scaling your app. – jfriend00 Dec 08 '17 at 04:22

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It's in this post, as referred in the post from jfriend00. Thanks.

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