Optimize StatusCode Line Matching for ASCII#24
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Optimize StatusCode Line Matching for ASCII#24amcrn wants to merge 1 commit intocouchbase:masterfrom
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String.matches(String regex) results in a re-compilation of the regex every single invocation. Instead of using an underlying inefficient Pattern/Matcher, instead use String.startsWith(String prefix). This optimization matters for high throughput usecases when an endpoint goes down and the number of SERVER_ERROR spikes dramatically.
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Hey @ingenthr , any chance you could take a look at this and my other pull requests in the near future? Thanks! |
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Yep, had a look y'day, and planning to do a bit more today. I'm working at getting them in and another update. |
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@ingenthr re-bumping |
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String.matches(String regex) results in a re-compilation of the regex
every single invocation. Instead of using an underlying inefficient
Pattern/Matcher, instead use String.startsWith(String prefix). This
optimization matters for high throughput usecases when an endpoint
goes down and the number of SERVER_ERROR spikes dramatically.