Hi,
I had worked with the previous pound version 2.8. Through logs I can see there
is performance improvement opportunity:
Lets say pound is installed in machine "B".
(requester) (Pound installed) (response provider or server)
A ------------------ B ----------------------- P
Machine "A" tries to send http request to machine "P", this goes through "B".
If machine A is trying to send lets say 1000 requests in a second it is handled
in pound by default 128 threads.
These threads create a new connection with the machine "P" every time.
I tried to configure through pound.cfg with Alive, connTo,Client, Timeout
parameters but there is no such difference on the request processing speed as
new connections are being created.
Can you provide a patch through which a single connection between "B" and "P"
can handle all the requests instead of creating a new http connection every
time?
Regards,
Ankit Gupta
Mob No. :+91 7058580085
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From: pound <[email protected]> on behalf of Robert Segall <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 11:09 PM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: [pound] ANNOUNCE: Pound - reverse proxy and load balancer - v3.0a
This is to announce the release of Pound v3.0a. This is proof-of-
concept version - not really even alpha quality. Cumulative changes
since version 2.8:
- completely new architecture
- complete code rewrite
- new configuration file (YAML)
For the moment the system supports only HTTP/1.1 connections - we'll
complete the feature set in future releases. Planned additions:
additional header options in services, add headers in backends, HTTPS
support, HTTP/2 support.
We believe the new series 3 to be much faster than previous versions,
but your testing would be very useful. Please let us know any results.
Improvements and suggestions are more than welcome.
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