![]() HTTP Keepalives: enable support for Keepalives this will reduce the rate at which TCP connections must be established and torn down.You should disable this feature if your back-end applications do not inspect this header. X-Cluster-Client-IP: For HTTP traffic, Traffic Manager adds an 'X-Cluster-Client-IP' header containing the remote client's IP address by default.Most Virtual Server settings relating to performance tuning are to be found in the Connection Management section of the configuration. Verbose logging: Disable flipper!verbose, webcache!verbose and gslb!verbose to disable verbose logging.Recent Connections table: Set recent_conns to 0 to prevent Stingray from archiving recent connection data for debugging purposes.Global settings are defined in the ‘System’ part of the configuration. Collectively, they may give a 5-20% capacity increase, depending on the specific test. Several changes can be made to the default configuration to improve peak capacity if necessary. The default behavior is appropriate for typical deployments and it is rarely necessary to tune it. ![]() Traffic Manager will auto-size the majority of internal tables based on available memory, CPU cores and operating system configuration. operating system tuning), start with the Tuning Pulse Virtual Traffic Manager article. This document describes performance-related tuning you may wish to apply to a production Stingray Traffic Manager software, virtual appliance or cloud instance. ![]()
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