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Both client and server networking can be handled using Secure Streams APIS.
![overview](../doc-assets/ss-operation-modes.png)
![overview](/doc-assets/ss-operation-modes.png)
## Secure Streams CLIENT State lifecycle
![overview](../doc-assets/ss-state-flow.png)
![overview](/doc-assets/ss-state-flow.png)
Secure Streams are created using `lws_ss_create()`, after that they may acquire
underlying connections, and lose them, but the lifecycle of the Secure Stream
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## Secure Streams SERVER State lifecycle
![overview](../doc-assets/ss-state-flow-server.png)
![overview](/doc-assets/ss-state-flow-server.png)
You can also run servers defined using Secure Streams, the main difference is
that the user code must assertively create a secure stream of the server type

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minimal-examples/http-server/minimal-http-server-smp/README.md
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default is 1. If nonzero, some extra pthreads locking is built into lws and it supports multiple
independent service threads.
![lws-smp-overview](../../doc-assets/lws-smp-ov.png)
![lws-smp-overview](/doc-assets/lws-smp-ov.png)
When an incoming connection is accepted, it is bound to the pt with the lowest current wsi
count, to keep the load on the threads balanced. Only the pt the wsi is bound to can service
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The effectiveness of the scalability depends on the load. Here is an example of roughly what can be expected
![lws-smp-example](../../doc-assets/lws-smp-example.png)
![lws-smp-example](/doc-assets/lws-smp-example.png)
## build