--- On Thu, 12/31/09, Jacqui Caren-home <[email protected]> wrote:
for a highly specific (distributed) low overhead delivery system
designed to work within the (constantly changing) limitations specified
by MSPs the changes postfix required would have ended up as a re-write
to work with any decent performance.
If MSP's force you to throttle your delivery speed, how does a distributed
delivery system help? Since it is presumably intended to increase
throughput/speed, it seems counter-intuitive as you will reach their limits
faster.
I *know* other commercial MSP's (our competitors) also use custom
delivery subsystems although I think we are currently the only ones with
a distributed delivery system that uses active MSP delivery profiles
and MSP "delivery load balance" :-)
This is very interesting. Can you share any info or background on MSP profiles
and their load balancing requirements?
