On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Mark Phippard <markp...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 1:57 PM, Justin Erenkrantz > <jus...@erenkrantz.com> wrote: >>> Wasn't the patch for mod_deflate? And just to fix the memory leak >>> when a client that does not support gzip connects? >> >> Are you by chance using SSL? > > No.
Hmm. More specifics on your configuration would be helpful if I am to try to reproduce your setup. Serf version? (0.7.2 or higher would be needed to avoid the Nagle issue.) OS (client & server)? You mentioned on the page that you are using a VPN - what type of VPN? It's highly likely some VPNs might play havoc with the OS networking stack. Since I can reproduce, I'll look into the OpenSSL stuff - since ra_neon doesn't seem to have a huge hit, I'm hoping it is pretty straightforward. > I was mainly trying to see the HTTP request count with HTTPv2 so I a > using a 1.7 server. I maintain that request count isn't an highly interesting metric - especially given serf's design. Since the requests are pipelined, the latency impacts should be minimal - if it were serialized and synchronous, yes, it'd be a concern. But, it's parallel and async, so that number doesn't dominate in a properly tuned environment - what you give up by sending more from the client, you should get back from having better server-side scalability/partitioning capabilities. -- justin
