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 On Tue, 31 May 2011 07:48:09 -0700, tsuna <tsunanet@gmail.com> wrote:
 
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 > I talked to Jerry and he's agreed to share some patches that Google
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 > has been using internally for years.
 
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+
 Great!
 
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+
 > Personally what I think would be ideal would be:
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 >   1. A sysctl knob for initRTO, to allow people to adjust this
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 > appropriately for their environment.
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 >   2. Apply the srtt / rttvar seen on previous connections to new
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 >   connections.
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 > 
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 > Does that sound reasonable?
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 > 
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 > For 2), I'm not sure how the details would work yet, I believe the
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 > kernel already has what's necessary to remember these things on a per
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 > peer basis, but it would be nice if I could specify things like "for
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 > 10.x.0.0/16 (local datacenter) use this aggressive setting, for
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 > 10.0.0.0/8 (my internal backend network) use that, for everything else
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 > (Internets etc.) use the default".
 
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 Skip sysctl, it is deprecated. The initRTO is the ideal candidate for a
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 per route knob. And happily you will solve 2) with the per route thing too!
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 ;-)
 
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 Search the web, you will find some patches where you can see how to extend
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 the per route system - including iproute2.
 
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+
 Hagen
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diff --git a/a/content_digest b/N1/content_digest
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   "\n",
   "On Tue, 31 May 2011 07:48:09 -0700, tsuna <tsunanet\@gmail.com> wrote:\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "> I talked to Jerry and he's agreed to share some patches that Google\n",
+  "\n",
   "> has been using internally for years.\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "Great!\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "> Personally what I think would be ideal would be:\n",
+  "\n",
   ">   1. A sysctl knob for initRTO, to allow people to adjust this\n",
+  "\n",
   "> appropriately for their environment.\n",
+  "\n",
   ">   2. Apply the srtt / rttvar seen on previous connections to new\n",
+  "\n",
   ">   connections.\n",
+  "\n",
   "> \n",
+  "\n",
   "> Does that sound reasonable?\n",
+  "\n",
   "> \n",
+  "\n",
   "> For 2), I'm not sure how the details would work yet, I believe the\n",
+  "\n",
   "> kernel already has what's necessary to remember these things on a per\n",
+  "\n",
   "> peer basis, but it would be nice if I could specify things like \"for\n",
+  "\n",
   "> 10.x.0.0/16 (local datacenter) use this aggressive setting, for\n",
+  "\n",
   "> 10.0.0.0/8 (my internal backend network) use that, for everything else\n",
+  "\n",
   "> (Internets etc.) use the default\".\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "Skip sysctl, it is deprecated. The initRTO is the ideal candidate for a\n",
+  "\n",
   "per route knob. And happily you will solve 2) with the per route thing too!\n",
+  "\n",
   ";-)\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "Search the web, you will find some patches where you can see how to extend\n",
+  "\n",
   "the per route system - including iproute2.\n",
   "\n",
+  "\n",
+  "\n",
   "Hagen"
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