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At some point Chromium starts printing the following warnins in console:
WebTransport session establishment failed. Too many pending WebTransport sessions (64)
This is due to a throttling algorithm that Chromium applies to WebTransport. When this happen, we can not establish any new WebTransport connections and we have the following effects:
On average we have only 5 peers connected with our node (In Firefox we have ~60 peers connected).
After some time we might reach to 0 peers and syncing will stop until new connection are allowed by Chromium.
js-lip2p team reported this to Chromium and they didn't manage to workaround it. However they are close to submitting a patch in Chromium that will apply throttling per-host basis (tracking issue: libp2p/js-libp2p#1896).
This is a blocker issue because it affects the stability of our node.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
At some point Chromium starts printing the following warnins in console:
This is due to a throttling algorithm that Chromium applies to WebTransport. When this happen, we can not establish any new WebTransport connections and we have the following effects:
js-lip2p team reported this to Chromium and they didn't manage to workaround it. However they are close to submitting a patch in Chromium that will apply throttling per-host basis (tracking issue: libp2p/js-libp2p#1896).
This is a blocker issue because it affects the stability of our node.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: