- Multiple instances (SMP) on your proxy service
By default the proxy service uses a single instance that favors the CPU 1 of your system (technically the CPU #0).
It's important to note that it requires careful configuration and monitoring to ensure proper resource allocation,
load balancing, and overall system stability.
- Persistent connections
Persistent connections in Proxy service refer to the ability of the Proxy or clients
to reuse the same TCP connection to communicate for multiple requests instead of establishing a new connection for every request.
- TCP BBR congestion control
Switch the proxy to the TCP BBR congestion-control algorithm
concept, performance benefits
- Configuring TCP/IP keepalive parameters
Sometimes remote web servers TCP connections are slow and make the proxy to generates errors before receiving data.
You can avoid this by increase TCP Keepalive Timeout settings.