Matthew Toseland wrote:
Cool. Freenet probably can't do more than 10Mbps or so though.
Interestingly, this node is moving less traffic than my home node (which is
on 5Mbps/800kpbs cable). We'll see how it goes as it integrates with the
network.
You could certainly set up a terabyte datastore. However the in-memory
index would be a problem - the bigger the store, the more memory is
needed for the index. This will be a bigger problem with 0.7, but there
are ways to address it..
Is there a rough estimate as to in-memory index size vs. datastore size? The
system has 2GB of memory, so attempting to balance java's innate hunger for
memory plus these indexes is likely needed. I've limited the datastore size
to 10GB for now, since it's going to take awhile to fill anyway.
(interestingly, with a nodeconnections of 200/rtnodemax of 100, and no
thread limiting, and with AgressiveHeap enabled, java is trying to allocate
900MB of RAM to operate in - this is significantly more than I had expected.)
2 - For my personal freenet nodes, I'd like to maintain "permanent"
connectivity to this new node I'm creating - what's the best way to do this?
I don't see that there is any need to do this. If it's a good node they
should keep connections to it anyway. If not, something wierd is
happening. You can force them to connect to it by reseeding with just
that node's reference.
The latter is actually how I seeded the new node. :)
3 - Are there known limitations to running with larger settings? for
example, one would assume that threading is not O(1) scalable, etc?
Huh?
sorry for the ambiguity - I was referring to the fact that it must be known
now that there are diminising returns for certain aspects of freenet - for
example, running too many threads may have had some overhead I'm not aware
of that would actually degrade performance if set too high, etc.
--
Ken Snider
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