Configures this client with a given load balancer that implements a strategy for choosing one host/node from a replica set to service a request.
Configures this client with a given load balancer that implements a strategy for choosing one host/node from a replica set to service a request.
The default setup for a Finagle client is to use power of two choices algorithm to distribute load across endpoints, while picking the least loaded one.
https://twitter.github.io/finagle/guide/Clients.html#load-balancing
Configures the number of concurrent connections a single endpoint has
(default: 4).
Configures the number of concurrent connections a single endpoint has
(default: 4).
Each endpoint can open multiple connections. For N endpoints, each opens
connections, load balancer balances among N * connections options. Thus,
it increases concurrency of each endpoint.
Enables the probation mode for the current load balancer (default: disabled).
Enables the probation mode for the current load balancer (default: disabled).
When enabled, the balancer treats removals as advisory and flags them. If a a flagged endpoint is also detected as unhealthy by a circuit breaker (e.g. fail-fast, failure accrual, etc) then the host is removed from the collection.
Put differently, this allows the client to have a soft dependency on the source of its replica set. The client maintains stale entries as long as they are healthy from its perspective.
https://twitter.github.io/finagle/guide/Clients.html#load-balancing
A collection of methods for configuring the Load Balancing (concurrent) module of Finagle clients.
A concurrent load balancer balancers the traffic among multiple connections, which is useful for maintaining concurrency in pipelining protocols.
a Stack.Parameterized client to configure
https://twitter.github.io/finagle/guide/Clients.html#load-balancing