On 14.4.2022 15.33, Alfred Reibenschuh wrote:
since Radiator does cooperative blocking on a select queue,
so processes that are not needed will only require a minuscle amount of cpu.
from operation experience, i have 8 and 16 core servers in production,
running multiple (8+) instances of Radiator with FarmSize from 32 to 128
each.
Thanks Alfred,
I fully agree with the above and I have seen other Radiator users with
similar logic and numbers too. When there's plenty of I/O wait, such as
with slow DBs, FarmSize can be increased further than, for example with
a proxy configuration that just shuffles messages back and forth network
interfaces with minimal wait for external I/O.
Heikki
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