Re: Maximum no. of Connections with GNATS ?
Chad Walstrom <[email protected]> Tue, 06 Jun 2006 17:59:18 -0500
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"Farrukh Hassan" <[email protected]> wrote: > What is the maximum no. of connections a client that is accessing > GNATS through Daemon can open simultaneously? I will have to dig in to the code to see if there are any hard-coded limits to connections. However, GNATS operates through inetd at the moment, so the connection limits might be limited at that level. Other limits, I suspect, might involve locking issues for PR's or the database itself. > (FYI, I have a scenario, in which the client establishes a TCP > Connection with the GNATS machine (ip, port), then issues the > required command. The client maintains a pool of TCP connections to > the GNATS. However, with multiple requests it is getting > exhausted.) *nod* I'd look to inetd first. In Mel Hatzis Oracle port of GNATS (which he is incrementally adding to CVS), he has properly daemonized GNATS to run without inetd, allowing it to keep a pool of DB connections open. I have not looked at his code, but he may have resource management infrastructure in place to limit client connections. It would be interesting to dig in to. -- Chad Walstrom <[email protected]> http://www.wookimus.net/ assert(expired(knowledge)); /* core dump */