I'd like to propose we remove the t3c (nee ORT) --dispersion and --login-dispersion flags.
These were added to deal with Traffic Ops not being able to handle the load of all the caches in a large CDN requesting at once. Which is still true, but now that t3c is very fast (the bottleneck now is TO requests, which even on a very large CDN with full DeliveryServiceServers is <30s), I'm not seeing an advantage over `sleep "$((RANDOM % (60 * 15)))" && t3c ...` Since you can't run multiple instances, this also required a great deal of code around "revalidate-while-sleeping" which could also be removed, reducing dev costs and potential bugs. Is anyone else using the ORT/t3c --dispersion or --login-dispersion flags? Does anyone object to removing them? Thanks,
