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Add API for configuring minimum connections for HTTP/2 connection pool #2155
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I understand a decent bit, and it looks good to me. Have a question about the doc though.
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* <li>{@link PoolMetrics#idleSize()} always returns {@code 0}.</li> | |||
* </ul> | |||
* <p> | |||
* If minimum connections is specified, the cached connections with active streams will be kept at that minimum | |||
* (can be the best effort). However, if the cached connections have reached max concurrent streams, | |||
* then new connections will be allocated up to the maximum connections limit. |
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Hmm, so the code now will do this, right:
For any new HTTP/2 request, if the number of socket connections is below the minimum number of connections, a new socket connection will get created and the HTTP/2 stream will get created on that new socket connection, right?
I don't really get that from the javadoc, but that may just be me.
What does the best effort part mean? I think I'm missing that part in the code and want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding something?
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Hmm, so the code now will do this, right: For any new HTTP/2 request, if the number of socket connections is below the minimum number of connections, a new socket connection will get created and the HTTP/2 stream will get created on that new socket connection, right?
yes
I don't really get that from the javadoc, but that may just be me.
What does the best effort part mean? I think I'm missing that part in the code and want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding something?
As we do not have a strong synchronisation between when we return the connection and we acquire the connection we may not be able to stay exactly on the min number that is specified.
I need to think about the proper place for this configuration. Most probably on the level of |
Thanks for this - we are very keen to consume this feature to aid our balancing too! |
This is superseded by #2257 A new API |
Fixes #1808