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uplex-varnish
libvmod-gcrypt
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May 16, 2017
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Geoff Simmons
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@@ -591,10 +591,10 @@ by the varnishd parameters ``thread_pools``, ``thread_pool_min`` and
``thread_pool_max``; this in turn affects how much secure memory will
need to be available for each object in each thread. ``thread_pools``
determines how many thread pools there are, and for each pool, at
least ``thread_pool_min``
will always be started. More threads may be
started to respond to increasing load, up to the maximum given by
``thread_pool_max`` for each thread. As load decreases (that is, when
threads become idle for time given by ``thread_pool_timeout``),
least ``thread_pool_min``
threads will always be started. More threads
may be started to respond to increasing load, up to the maximum given
by ``thread_pool_max`` for each thread. As load decreases (that is,
when
threads become idle for time given by ``thread_pool_timeout``),
threads will be stopped until the minimum ``thread_pool_min`` is
reached.
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