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/*
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    Copyright (c) 2012, 2013 Ripple Labs Inc.

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*/
//==============================================================================

#ifndef RIPPLE_PEERFINDER_TUNING_H_INCLUDED
#define RIPPLE_PEERFINDER_TUNING_H_INCLUDED

#include <array>

namespace ripple {
namespace PeerFinder {

/** Heuristically tuned constants. */
/** @{ */
namespace Tuning {

enum
{
    //---------------------------------------------------------
    //
    // Automatic Connection Policy
    //
    //---------------------------------------------------------

    /** Time to wait between making batches of connection attempts */
    secondsPerConnect = 10

    /** Maximum number of simultaneous connection attempts. */
    ,maxConnectAttempts = 20

    /** The percentage of total peer slots that are outbound.
        The number of outbound peers will be the larger of the
        minOutCount and outPercent * Config::maxPeers specially
        rounded.
    */
    ,outPercent = 15

    /** A hard minimum on the number of outgoing connections.
        This is enforced outside the Logic, so that the unit test
        can use any settings it wants.
    */
    ,minOutCount = 10

    /** The default value of Config::maxPeers. */
    ,defaultMaxPeers = 21

    /** Max redirects we will accept from one connection.
        Redirects are limited for security purposes, to prevent
        the address caches from getting flooded.
    */
    ,maxRedirects = 30
};

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Fixed
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

static std::array <int, 10> const connectionBackoff
    {{ 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55 }};

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Bootcache
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

enum
{
    // Threshold of cache entries above which we trim.
    bootcacheSize = 1000

    // The percentage of addresses we prune when we trim the cache.
    ,bootcachePrunePercent = 10
};

// The cool down wait between database updates
// Ideally this should be larger than the time it takes a full
// peer to send us a set of addresses and then disconnect.
//
static std::chrono::seconds const bootcacheCooldownTime (60);

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Livecache
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

enum
{
    // Drop incoming messages with hops greater than this number
    maxHops = 6

    // How many Endpoint to send in each mtENDPOINTS
    ,numberOfEndpoints = 2 * maxHops

    // The most Endpoint we will accept in mtENDPOINTS
    ,numberOfEndpointsMax = 20

    // The number of peers that we want by default, unless an
    // explicit value is set in the config file.
    ,defaultMaxPeerCount = 21

    /** Number of addresses we provide when redirecting. */
    ,redirectEndpointCount = 10
};

// How often we send or accept mtENDPOINTS messages per peer
static std::chrono::seconds const secondsPerMessage (5);

// How long an Endpoint will stay in the cache
// This should be a small multiple of the broadcast frequency
static std::chrono::seconds const liveCacheSecondsToLive (30);

//
//
//

// How much time to wait before trying an outgoing address again.
// Note that we ignore the port for purposes of comparison.
static std::chrono::seconds const recentAttemptDuration (60);

}
/** @} */

}
}

#endif