On 2 Dec 2014 22:19, Ken Sedgwick ksedg...@bonsai.com wrote:
Systems with many units (~10K) take many seconds to perform a
daemon-reload. The process of load-balancing these systems requires
multiple daemon-reloads, many issued concurrently.
Out of curiosity, how does this work? Is there
On Tue, 02.12.14 13:19, Ken Sedgwick (ksedg...@bonsai.com) wrote:
Systems with many units (~10K) take many seconds to perform a
daemon-reload. The process of load-balancing these systems requires
multiple daemon-reloads, many issued concurrently. Currently many of
these redundant
Systems with many units (~10K) take many seconds to perform a
daemon-reload. The process of load-balancing these systems requires
multiple daemon-reloads, many issued concurrently. Currently many of
these redundant daemon-reloads timeout and fail.
This patch adds a new systemd method
