On 2017-07-22 07:08 (-0700), Daniel Hölbling-Inzko
wrote:
> Seeds are there to bootstrap a node for the very first time when it's has
> zero knowledge about the ring.
>
> I think I also read somewhere that seed nodes are periodically queried for
> some sanity checks and therefore one should
Seeds are there to bootstrap a node for the very first time when it's has
zero knowledge about the ring.
I think I also read somewhere that seed nodes are periodically queried for
some sanity checks and therefore one should not include too many nodes in
the seed list.
kurt greaves schrieb am Sa.
Haven't checked the code but pretty sure it's because it will always use
the known state stored in the system tables. the seeds in the yaml are
mostly for initial set up, used to discover the rest of the nodes in the
ring.
Once that's done there is little reason to refer to them again, unless
forc
