allow network type to be specified #226
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For our particular use case, we've noticed high kernel memory usage when using unix sockets. We're continuously spinning up/tearing down short lived plugins which leads to bloat in the linux dentry cache. Even though this memory is reclaimable by the kernel, it makes it difficult to monitor our containers for legit memory leaks. Switching to tcp sockets fixes this for us. |
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Allows users to specify a network type of "tcp" or "unix". If no network type is specified, we'll default to "tcp" for windows, and "unix" otherwise.
Related issues:
#213
#151