Ok, this may suggest the ControlFlowCallback never received the finished event
for some requests, and thus
it did not return their tokens: the system is based on a finite number of
tokens in a pool, each request starting
grabs one, each one finishing returns one back, requests not finding a free
token wait.
If the end of request message never reaches the callback, we lose tokens and as
a result the pool depletes.
Hi Andrea,
Just a thought, but what about implementing a timeout on the pool tokens,
and/or allowing one to be configured?
That way if one request in a while goes astray, after n-seconds control-flow
will assume things broke and the token will be returned to the pool. That way
you don't end up with a situation of the pool getting slowly smaller over time
as the odd erroneous-in-a-certain-way query makes tokens disappears gradually.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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