On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 3:10 PM, hj lee <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I thought the corosync monitors the network traffic and starts holding a > token for hold timeout to increase throughput. But looking at the code > carefully, this holding happens only if the cluster is a single node ring. > The condition to start holding is > > 1. token seq does not change seqno_unchanged_const(default 3 rotations) > 2. I am res of the ring > > These two conditions are only met with single node ring. Why isn't holding > mechanism used for more than two nodes? > > I was wrong. I found that token->seq increases (by one) only if there is mcast message. So the seq does not change for 30 rotation means very idle ring!
Thanks hj
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