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Currently, asynceapi uses the default resource limits settings of HTTPX which comes with default max_connections set to 100.
In ANTA, we should be able to control these resource limits or at least the max_connections settings. Since each connection uses a file description and consumes memory, that could become problematic at a high number of devices as it adds a lot of overhead for the ANTA runner.
We can also see better performance when running with max_connections set to 5-10 using this script on Python 3.12.
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Currently,
asynceapi
uses the default resource limits settings of HTTPX which comes with defaultmax_connections
set to 100.In ANTA, we should be able to control these resource limits or at least the
max_connections
settings. Since each connection uses a file description and consumes memory, that could become problematic at a high number of devices as it adds a lot of overhead for the ANTA runner.We can also see better performance when running with max_connections set to 5-10 using this script on Python 3.12.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: