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This is interesting but what is it applicable to today? Wikipedia mentions servers that don't suffer from it, but nothing that actually does. We're using IIS
by benologist 15y ago
This is interesting but what is it applicable to today? Wikipedia mentions servers that don't suffer from it, but nothing that actually does.
We're using IIS on Win2003 servers with consistent 30k - 80k concurrent connections per server, if MS got it sorted almost a decade ago I can't imagine anyone else didn't.
- cicloid 15y agothe C10K problem was a decade ago something to take into consideration, but Moore's Law and better software has made that problem a thing of the past IMHO. So the real question is, what is the new CxK value?
- benologist 15y agoPerhaps disk IO / multi-tenancy in the cloud.