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Geoff Simmons
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Elaborate a bit on the rationale for -p max_vcl in the release docs.
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@@ -22,11 +22,18 @@ varnishd parameters
We have added the :ref:`ref_param_max_vcl` parameter to set a
threshold for the number of loaded VCL programs, since it is a common
error to let previous VCL instances accumulate without discarding
them. The default threshold is 100, and VCL labels are not counted
against the total. The :ref:`ref_param_max_vcl_handling` parameter
controls what happens when you reach the limit. By default you just
get a warning from the VCL compiler, but you can set it to refuse to
load more VCLs, or to ignore the threshold.
them. The remnants of undiscarded VCLs take the form of files in the
working directory of the management process. Over time, too many of
these may take up significant storage space, and administrative
operations such as ``vcl.list`` may become noticeably slow, or even
time out, when Varnish has to iterate over many files.
The default threshold in :ref:`ref_param_max_vcl` is 100, and VCL
labels are not counted against the total. The
:ref:`ref_param_max_vcl_handling` parameter controls what happens when
you reach the limit. By default you just get a warning from the VCL
compiler, but you can set it to refuse to load more VCLs, or to ignore
the threshold.
Added the :ref:`ref_param_backend_local_error_holddown` and
:ref:`ref_param_backend_remote_error_holddown` parameters. These define
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