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Very interesting. It makes a lot of sense from a Linux perspective. The conntrack table requires memory, so there is some physical limit on its size. That also
by chatmasta 7y ago
Very interesting. It makes a lot of sense from a Linux perspective. The conntrack table requires memory, so there is some physical limit on its size. That also explains why it scales per instance type.
- toredash 7y agoThis is also why "endless scaling" is a fud. At some point or some level, there is either a physical, soft, standard or some kind of limit