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Primary DNS Servers [continued] Your answers to each of the following questions should be 50 words or less. Responses longer than 50 words will receive 0 points. You needn’t write in complete sentences provided it’s clear what you’re saying. Understand that you don’t just get all the points just because everything you say is true.
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b. [3 points] The architecture description is adamant that everything be done off of the main thread by making use of inboundRequests. What’s so important about this type of system that we want to get everything off of the main thread as quickly as possible?
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c. [3 points] Why does the implementation use two ThreadPools instead of one?
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d. [3 points] The translation algorithm used by our DNSServer is very similar to the translation algorithm used to translate absolute pathnames (e.g. /usr/class/cs110/bin/submit) to inode numbers. Describe three of these similarities.
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e. [3 points] The number of threads running between the two ThreadPools can be as high as 64, even though there are only two processors on the myth machines. Why is 64 a reasonable number of threads for this type of application? For what type of application would 64 be an absurdly large number of threads?
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