Multi-watcher with round robin orchestrator #8
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Only one watcher go-routine was used previously running single kernel event loop, to which all accepted sockets were delegated to for their life-time. Now I'm experimenting with multiple watcher go-routines so that each can run its own kernel event loop, managing only a subset of all active sockets.
Accepted connection orchestration is currently done using fairly simple round robin technique. After collecting statistics of this version, I'll consider bringing in feedback loop in picture so that new connection listener go-routine can learn which watcher is doing how much work & make better, informed decision regarding where to delegate newly accepted connection to.
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