On Tue, 2016-02-23 at 01:11 +0000, Pete Keyes wrote:
> version: 4.4.1
> App Server: TomEE7
>
> We use PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager with the following defaults:
>
> * max total connections: 100,000
> * default max per route: 50
>
> we create the HttpClient and PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager as static
> singletons at container startup.
> private static Thread globalConnManagerThread;
> private static CloseableHttpClient globalHttpClient;
> static {
> // create global pooling connection manager
> globalConnManagerPool = new PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager(
> registry
> );
> globalConnManagerPool.setDefaultMaxPerRoute(50);
> globalConnManagerPool.setMaxTotal(100000);
>
> // create global HttpClient instance
> final HttpClientBuilder builder = HttpClients.custom()
> .setConnectionManager(globalConnManagerPool)
> .setConnectionManagerShared(true)
> .setConnectionTimeToLive(5, TimeUnit.MINUTES)
> .setDefaultConnectionConfig(connConfig)
> .setDefaultRequestConfig(requestConfig)
> .setMaxConnPerRoute(50) // <<== default per route is 50
> .setDefaultSocketConfig(socketConfig)
> .setMaxConnTotal(100000)
> .setRetryHandler(httpRetryHandler)
> .useSystemProperties()
> ;
Please note that connection level parameters will have no effect when
the connection manager is explicitly set. Please have a look at
Javadocs.
> CloseableHttpClient globalHttpClient = builder.build();
> }
>
> We set the max per specific route with the following code snippet:
>
> @PostConstruct public void init() {
> List<URL> allUrls = getAllUrls();
> for(final URL url : allUrls) {
> HttpServiceConfig hsc = getHttpServiceConfig(url);
>
> final String host = url.getHost();
> final int portNo = url.getPort() == -1 ? url.getDefaultPort() :
> url.getPort();
> final String protocol = url.getProtocol();
> final HttpHost httpHost = new HttpHost(host, portNo, protocol);
> final HttpRoute httpRoute = new HttpRoute(httpHost);
> globalConnManagerPool.setMaxPerRoute(httpRoute, 200); // <<== max
> set to 200 for route
> log.info(gMarker, "set route max-conns:"
> + "; max-allowed=" + hsc.getMaxConns()
> + "; protocol-host-port=" + protocol + "://" + host + ":" + portNo
> + "; httpRoute=" + String.valueOf(httpRoute)
> );
> }
> }
>
>
> we see each route specific max connection log message at startup. for
> instance:
> set route max-conns: conns-max=200; protocol-host-port=https://some-host:443;
> httpRoute={}->https://some-host:443
>
> we have a background thread that monitors the apache-hc connection pool
> statistics and emits log messages. we see the following apache-hc connection
> manager pool “route specific” statistics logged:
> private void logPoolStats() {
> Set<HttpRoute> routes = globalConnManagerPool.getRoutes();
> for(final HttpRoute r : routes) {
> final PoolStats ps = cm.getStats(r);
> final int available = ps.getAvailable();
> final int active = ps.getLeased();
> final int limit = ps.getMax();
> final int blocking = ps.getPending();
>
> String s = "emit statistic:"
> + " type=hc-conn-pool"
> + "; route=" + hostname
> + "; available=" + available
> + "; active=" + active
> + "; blocking=" + blocking
> + "; max-allowed=" + limit
> + "; server-nm=" + Helpers.getLocalHost() + ":" +
> Helpers.getServerHttpsPort()
> ;
> log.info(marker, s);
> }
> }
>
> we see log messages like the following from the apache-hc connection pool
> monitor logging:
> emit statistic: type=hc-conn-pool; route=some-host; available=1; active=0;
> blocking=0; max-allowed=50
>
> The connection manager isn’t respecting the per-route connection settings.
> Above we see that the “max-allowed” per route reported by the pool-manager is
> 50 for a route that specifically set the max-allowed to 200.
>
> Any hints about what we are doing wrong to override the limit on a per-route
> basis?
>
Could you please try to reproduce the issue with a test case?
Oleg
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