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> But no matter what you do, you end up having to allocate more spare resources at it than what you would need with more intelligent routing. I think we have t
by chc 14y ago
> But no matter what you do, you end up having to allocate more spare resources at it than what you would need with more intelligent routing.
I think we have to remember that the "intelligent routing" in question here is actually marketing-speak for "one request per server." Are you saying that when your servers can only receive one request at a time, you will necessarily need fewer than if your servers can handle three requests at a time but are assigned requests randomly?
- Dylan16807 14y agoNo it's not. "Intelligent routing" means giving each server exactly as many requests as it can handle, and no more. If your servers can handle 3 requests each, using intelligent routing to make sure they never get more than 3 will blow the latency of the random method out of the water.