| 1 | | It does that. The way it works is that you specify a maximum number of servers in rasmgr.conf and it will start servers, depending on load, up to that maximum number. |
| 2 | | Now, when you start a rasserver process, because there is no function to determine when the process has started, rasmgr waits for a registration message from the server announcing that it is online. This incurs a delay of several milliseconds. Also, this process is fully controlled by server manager inside rasmgr that has a thread that checks, at a set interval, the list of registered servers and starts or shuts down servers. |
| | 1 | The new rasmgr automatically starts/shutsdown servers. The way it works is that you specify a maximum number of servers in rasmgr.conf and it will start servers, depending on load, up to that maximum number. |
| | 2 | Now, when you start a rasserver process, because there is no function to determine when the process has started, rasmgr waits for a registration message from the server announcing that it is online. This incurs a delay of several milliseconds. Also, this process is fully controlled by server manager inside rasmgr that has a thread that checks, at a set interval, the list of registered servers and starts or shutsdown servers. |
