On 3/14/18 4:30 PM, David Osborne wrote:
Given that the smallest writersize available is 1024, it is impossible
(regardless of whether it's desirable) to have all requests serviced
by writer threads since small requests will always be delivered by the
connection thread.
this is true.
Therefore, it is fair to say, that it is impossible to completely
eliminate the effect network delivery times has on cumulative runtimes?
When the write operation are such small, the potential danger of write
requests blocking in connection threads is very little. Small write
operations will be placed in a network buffer of the kernel and the
connection thread will be released, no matter how slow the client reads.
With the major operating systems and standard configurations, this is no
issue. Maybe it is possible to (mis)configure a system with shuch small
network buffers, but that would have bad consequences on the performance
of the whole system.
As always, the best thing is to try it out on your system.
all the best
-g
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