On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 9:18 PM, dormando <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Thanks, we kind of understood that already. I'm just wondering, what > behaviour would I expect to see from the client? What is the R limit > exactly? > > For instance, if I send a multiget with more than the R limit it doesn't > result in a connection yield, even if I send a large quantity > > concurrently. > > > > I literally had to open up thousands of threads and applications to > reproduce some connection yields locally, which given the circumstances > isn't > > easy to debug :D > > It's more about one connection getting a huge sack of commands in one > read. multigets should be an easy way to get it to yield though, if you > use thousands. Though if you're using binprot it'll be a lot harder to > cause a yield, as it still tends to split commands into different packets. By connection, does that apply to everything coming from one machine? Or does it apply only to clients running on that machine? Or even the individual request made by the client?
