Open bobhansen opened 6 years ago
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CLAs look good, thanks!
CLAs look good, thanks!
Changes consistenthash's get() function from O(log n) to O(1), with a memory overhead of 6*n (where n is the number of virtual nodes).
On an AWS t3.2xlarge dedicated instance, this reduces the consistenthash benchmark times by 56% (8 nodes) to 72% (512 nodes). Data available at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1K_kmk0_Lqk6iaSDUytjkT8RNGPTptBwBEWO8q4uAn3w/edit?usp=sharing
This is a breaking API change for anybody using this package. Also, this parameter isn't documented. Maybe make a new NewXxx func instead taking the new parameter and make the existing New default to 6 or whatever?
Done. I didn't know we had external consumers of the package.
document these fields now that they're non-obvious?
Done, and gladly. Let me know if the documentation is too verbose or unclear.
@bradfitz : ping
I'm not seeing any changes. Did you forget to push?
Oh, my. That's embarrassing. I got back to your comments in the hour after you made them, then forgot to push them up.
They're pushed now.
Oh, my. That doesn't inspire confidence in someone's changes, does it? I had run go test
at the root of the project, assuming that it would run for the transitive projects.
Fixed the issues requested (in all instances). All of the tests pass now.
@bradfitz Requested changes made. Would love to see this change included so I can drop my forked repo.
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