On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 6:22 AM, Jonathan Bond-Caron < [email protected]> wrote:
> You wouldn't get faster delivery with a P2P-like algorithm? > e.g.: > Server sends a header: > Cache-clients: my-neighbor.com:4000, my-other-neighor.com:6000 > > Some security considerations for sure but your claim that 1 connection is > optimal is bogus at best. > We're deviating way off the intended topic, but quick comment on this: more TCP connections does not magically raise your bandwidth throughput. If there is sufficient capacity between client and server, and no bottlenecks in between, then yes, 1 connection is indeed optimal - it'll ramp up to full bandwidth of your pipe and occupy all of it. With that said, back to regularly scheduled programming.. :) My actual point, as I stated it in my first post: bundling is a performance anti-pattern in the context of regular web apps. That's all.
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