On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 06:12:03PM +0100, Klaus Aehlig wrote: > > Hi Brian, > > > I wonder is a 1MB buffer per socket a little aggressive? > > Note that that limit only applies to Haskell(!) daemons > talking over domain sockets(!) (and, in fact, only to those > daemons sending). So the maximum that can happen in parallel, > is the following
[snip] > So, even if the worst comes to the worst, and the 1MiB is fully > used, we should be below 60MiB which still fits into dom0. > > But, if you prefer, we can also reduce that size to somehing like > 8k or 32k. I just decided to go for the maximum buffering we can > afford while still safely staying within the current dom0 limits. > > What do you tink? That's a lot better than my (mis)calculation! I'm OK with that, and if it turns out to be a problem when we deploy it, we can always adjust it again later. LGTM. Thanks, Brian.
