Hi,
I'm reviewing some parts of MINA (more specifically the SSL part), and I
found that we default the read buffer to 2048 bytes, which seems a bit
too small to me.
Typically, when handling TLS messages, we may have up to 16384 PDUs
(max). If the buffer is too small, we havve to do some extra read up to
the point we have received all the needed data.
At this point, I wonder if it wouldn't be a better idea to size the
buffer to at least the max PDU size of a TLS message (ie 16384 bytes).
The drawback is that it may be more demanding on the GC, as we will
allocate bigger buffers for each incoming message.
Incenditally I wonder if it wouldn't be a good idea to use a Thread
Local Storage to keep the allocated buffer, and avoiding the allocation
of such a buffer for every call (assuming we copy it if there is an
executor in the chain).
Thoughts ?
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Emmanuel Lécharny
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