The low watermark used in the Watermark pool. If there is sufficient request concurrency, no fewer connections will be maintained by the pool.
The high watermark. The pool will not maintain more connections than this.
Specifies the size of the lock-free buffer in front of the pool configuration. Skipped if 0.
The amount of idle time for which a connection is cached. This is applied to connections that number greater than the low watermark but fewer than the high.
The maximum number of connection requests that are queued when the connection concurrency exceeds the high watermark.
Specifies the size of the lock-free buffer in front of the pool configuration.
Specifies the size of the lock-free buffer in front of the pool configuration. Skipped if 0.
The high watermark.
The high watermark. The pool will not maintain more connections than this.
The amount of idle time for which a connection is cached.
The amount of idle time for which a connection is cached. This is applied to connections that number greater than the low watermark but fewer than the high.
The low watermark used in the Watermark pool.
The low watermark used in the Watermark pool. If there is sufficient request concurrency, no fewer connections will be maintained by the pool.
The maximum number of connection requests that are queued when the connection concurrency exceeds the high watermark.
Create a watermark pool backed by a caching pool. This is the default pooling setup of Finagle.
The low watermark used in the Watermark pool. If there is sufficient request concurrency, no fewer connections will be maintained by the pool.
The high watermark. The pool will not maintain more connections than this.
Specifies the size of the lock-free buffer in front of the pool configuration. Skipped if 0.
The amount of idle time for which a connection is cached. This is applied to connections that number greater than the low watermark but fewer than the high.
The maximum number of connection requests that are queued when the connection concurrency exceeds the high watermark.