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Re: Scalability issues with Kerberos

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From: Marc Horowitz
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 22:42
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>> Although the load isn't constant over 24 hours, it doesn't vary as much
>> as you might think:

I see a peak when 9-5'ers get in in the morning, and another peak when
students get out of class.  And the fact that students have no
discernible daily cycle accounts of the 1000+ requests at every hour
of the day.  I doubt intel would have such a distribution.  Most
people would kinit once when they got there and get most of the keys
they need first thing in the morning, leading to a large spike at the
time work starts, and not much elsewhere (except engineers, who also
don't have any discernible daily cycle :-).

		Marc
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Subject: Re: Scalability issues with Kerberos
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