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I've got a dilemna with client design:
I've seen lots of cases where newer inserted
keys can't be found by others unless they use ridiculously high
HTLs.
Which brings me to a question:
In order for a client to be useful, there needs to
be a high (90%+) success rate with retrieving previously inserted
keys.
I can see two ways to go:
1) "Push hard" - the client inserts keys with high
HTLs, and takes forever, but the keys can be retrieved by others quickly and
with low HTLs.
or
2) "Suck hard" - the client inserts keys with
modest HTLs, but requests keys with very high HTLs - insertion would be
quick, but retrieval would take ages.
Anyone got any thoughts on which strategy is
best in the bigger view of things?
Cheers
David
PS Is there a config param to make Fproxy use
higher HTLs on requests?
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