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…in reply to @ben11kehoe
ben11kehoe Google Sort of: we use 80 as "max concurrency" because we noticed that most app are below that number. Our system will assume it can send 80 requests, and if it's not able to (CPU utilization is too high before that) will converge towards an optimized number.
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…in reply to @steren
ben11kehoe Google Going up to 1,000 concurrent request requires developers to set 1,000 for "max concurrency". In that case, the system will still optimize for best concurrency, but will take much more time to converge if the app can only have a few requests for example.