Hello all, Is it considered a best practice to leave the thread count on HanddleHttpRequest to 1? Assuming the JETTY server is handling requests? are we making things worst by increasing that?
We are moving towards using HanddleHttpRequest versus ListenHttp but we are struggling with performance versus ListenHttp. We are receiving lots of data ( in the thousands of flowfiles ) and we are seeing many messages about "unable to create content claim due to org.eclipse.jetty.EoFexception" Our flow pretty much sends the success to the HanddleHttpResponse and then we do the rest of our flow processing on the flowfile. I've noticed some examples have the flow go through its life cycle and then send the http response, or we sending response to soon? ( I dont think )
