Hi, If this setting is not managed by hand, what is the default setting for it? In the documentation it is mentioned number 7. Is this default value? What are the real possible ranges for this number? 15, 50, 500? I understand that raspberry vs fast raid server will have very different values …

Running 7 on a Pi3B+ with a storage board, but my connection is not great. Doing 25 on an HP DC8000 with 100/100. Upgrading the last one to a HP Microserver :wink:

[image] nerdatwork: I have encountered at least 2 SNOs that had set their numbers in 4 digits, yeah 1000+ :crazy_face: I feel like I should mention this is never a good idea. If your node runs into the limits at say 50 concurrent requests, it’s because it can’t handle enough at the same time.…

I’ve monitoring my nodes with zabbix. All my nodes are on 300Mbps or higher connections. But i never seen more then 30Mbps in any of my nodes (and that’s is very very strange). While these days i see only up to ~2Mbps traffic. So the follow question is: Lets say I find that point where success rat…

This is unrelated to your bandwidth. It’s related to the ability of your hardware to process so much requests.

@Alexey But if speed is rising up, then requests are coming faster, means more requests per same amount of time, what needs more hardware resources.

How to view/set the connection count?

[image] Should I change max-concurrent-requests? >> Note: The implementation has changed. You shouldn't use this setting any longer. Leave it commented out FAQ There is not one answer for everyone. If you have low powered hardware, you probably shouldn’t. In worst cases yo…

BrightSilence, please tell me what value of for requests on what hardware you are using? :slight_smile:

@voltage Please look at the post above mine to see why I posted that link, you’re not the only person in this topic with questions. In addition to that: [image] nerdatwork: Instead of relying on others I would recommend to test out the numbers by yourself. [image] BrightSilence: But as …

I uderstand that the best values i will get by my self. But is this some kind of secret that everybody is hiding each from other? I’m asking about range. it look’s like pi can’t handle more then 8, while Nerdatwork is using more then 1000, so what are those ranges? from 5 to 5000? or from 5 to 50? …

DEFAULT setting for "max-concurrent-requests"

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