Re:Tornado: FriendFeed's non-blocking Python web server is n...
by jacquesm on Friday September 11, 2009 @07:53AM
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You're discounting the output buffer that you will need on a per thread basis (unless you are serving from cache, in which case you can serve the data directly from the cache memory).
Typically an output buffer should be able to hold the complete production for a client, if you limit it to say 4K you will be unable to process a request in one go.
Typically an output buffer should be able to hold the complete production for a client, if you limit it to say 4K you will be unable to process a request in one go.