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[ENT-2135]: Reigning in the over-ambitious flow framework default thread pool size (#1075)

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Michele Sollecito
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Corda Enterprise allows the node operators to configure the number of threads the state machine manager can use to execute flows in
parallel, allowing more than one flow to be active and/or use resources at the same time.
The default value is 4 times the number of cores available which was found to be working efficiently in
The default value is 2 times the number of cores available which was found to be working efficiently in
performance testing.
The ideal value for this parameter depends on a number of factors.
The main ones are the hardware the node is running on, the performance profile of the
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so for n threads, the database system must have at least n+1 connections available. Also, the database
must be able to actually cope with the level of parallelism to make the number of threads worthwhile - if
using e.g. H2, any number beyond 8 does not add any substantial benefit due to limitations with its internal
architecture.
architecture. For these reasons, the default size for the flow framework thread pool is the minimum between two times the available number of processors and 30. Overriding this value in the configuration allows to specify any number.
:rpcThreadPoolSize: The number of threads handling RPC calls - this defines how many RPC requests can be handled
in parallel without queueing. The default value is set to the number of available processor cores.