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								<p>I am not sure if you can set the ulimit to 500K, the maximum number of outgoing connections cannot be more than 64K, A sure way of checking the ulimit under the right user and environment is by running the <code>System.cmd "ulimit", ["-n"]</code> from within your app and checking that value out. In the past, I’ve have had misconfigurations because the app was running as user <code>foo</code> whereas the <code>ulimit</code> was being updated for a user <code>bar</code>. As far as I know, a single app would have just one process which the beam would be running with 2 threads per core ( a normal scheduler and a dirty scheduler ), so not sure why you are seeing multiple processes.</p> 
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								<p>At least on Linux the file descriptor can be vastly significantly higher than 65k (I think it’s a tagged 32-bit handle, like 28 bits usable I think?).</p> 
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								<p>Could it be because I am using <code>Flow</code> to parallelise my HTTPoison requests?</p> 
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<p>At least on Linux the file descriptor can be vastly significantly higher than 65k (I think it’s a tagged 32-bit handle, like 28 bits usable I think?).</p>
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<p>Right, but I think he was implicitly referring to the max of 64k ports per IP. So yeah, there’s a <em>possible</em> limit of 64k, unless the last gateway before your server has multiple IPs it can use to connect, and the smarts to spread connections over them–I know this is a real thing, but no idea how common it is in practice. Or your server is directly exposed on the internet with connections coming from IPs all over the place, which I expect is quite rare for Phoenix apps.</p> 
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