Hi all, Sometimes we see lots of EAGAIN result codes from ATS trying to write to the TCP socket file descriptor. I presume this is typically due to congestion or rate mis-match between client and ATS. Is there any benefit to increasing the TCP socket buffer size which would reduce the number of these write operations? Specifically, should we expect any kind of latency difference as there is some concern about how long it takes ATS to re-schedule that particular VC for another write attempt?
Thanks, Peter
