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> If a client sends keepalive pings too often, servers close the connection. This is to prevent large numbers of idle clients from consuming too many resources.
by herpderperator 6y ago
> If a client sends keepalive pings too often, servers close the connection. This is to prevent large numbers of idle clients from consuming too many resources.
This is horrible. Let users configure what they choose. If your network needs higher frequency keepalives, why would the authors of the spec try to know better.
I agree with the next statement:
> In my opinion, this means this setting is virtually unusable
- rad_gruchalski 6y agoDefine the "user" in the scenario where it is "my" gRPC server but "your" client affecting "my" SLA.
- herpderperator 6y agoIf you can't handle the client, why did you accept the connection in the first place? It has nothing to do with what you're using the connection for. I have an IP address on my ISP connection whether or not I use any data. It's factored into their scaling already.