Using the ReleasableSSLBufferManagementStrategy gave a nice improvement. For
the same run with 7500 simulated users, the change reduced the average live
data in the heap after a full GC from 3.2GB to about 1.5GB. The amount of live
data is still proportional to the number of connections
On Thu, 2016-03-24 at 12:26 +, Harold Rosenberg wrote:
> Using the ReleasableSSLBufferManagementStrategy gave a nice improvement. For
> the same run with 7500 simulated users, the change reduced the average live
> data in the heap after a full GC from 3.2GB to about 1.5GB. The amount of
>
I have a program that goes out and gets a file from a https site, which for
now I have
simulated with a method on my service since the real site isn't ready.
The simulating method that returns a file with lines to process (it reads a
file from a local resource dir and streams it out):
