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That is fantastic. I am do load testing and have run into a bottle neck that
I cannot indentify. It could be connect setup overhead. Is there anything I
can do under 1.0 to make the handling better under heavy concurrent load?
- Dustin -
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Dustin Goodwin wrote:
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> What will 1.1 do for socket connection overhead?
>
Right now, for every request made to the web server, we open a socket to
JServ, pass the request, and close the socket. In 1.1 the socket between
the web server and JServ is kept open and headers/parameters passed
between the two are optimized and reduced to the minimum. So we are
planning to remove most of the overhead on "small" requests (<10kb).
Pier
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