Luke,
it would be quite difficult to connect directly to riak cs nodes because
riak cs is set up to run in DMZ so it would take us to reconfigure the
whole network. So let's assume you are right in your thinking and it is
proxy (tengine) causing our problems. What would you recommend to use as
a proxy instead? Original nginx? haproxy? May be specific version of them?
We decided to use tengine because of proxy_request_buffering feature
which bypasses the original nginx behavior and allows it to pass PUT
requests directly to backend nodes instead of buffering entire request
body in a temp file before passing it to backend
(http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpProxyModule). So tengine had twice as fast
PUT performance comparing to nginx.
About pt_backlog value: got it, thank you.
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Best regards
Anton Khalikov
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