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### Introduction
Wakurtosis sought to stress-test Waku implementations at large scales over 10K nodes.
While it achieved success with small-to-medium scale simulations, running intensive tests at larger scales revealed major bottlenecks, largely stemming from inherent restrictions imposed by Kurtosis the testing and orchestration framework Wakurtosis is built on top of.
While it achieved success with small-to-medium scale simulations, running intensive tests at larger scales revealed major bottlenecks,
largely stemming from inherent restrictions imposed by Kurtosis the testing and orchestration framework Wakurtosis is built on top of.
Specifically, the most significant issues arose during middle-scale simulations of 600 nodes and high-traffic patterns exceeding 100 msg/s.
In these scenarios, most simulations either failed to complete reliably or broke down entirely before finishing.