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Ok, that's good to know. But I still don't see how having congestion control be driven by receivers instead of senders makes it harder to fix than it is current
by andrewflnr 2y ago
Ok, that's good to know. But I still don't see how having congestion control be driven by receivers instead of senders makes it harder to fix than it is currently.
I mean, I don't actually see why you would need more ports at all. You still just have a certain number of machines that want to exchange a certain amount of traffic. That number is either above or below what your core can handle (guessing, again, at what the author means by "systemically overloaded").