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--- id: core-messaging-limits title: Messaging Limits keywords: - core - messaging - limits description: Core protocol design - messaging limits. --- --- The volume and size of peer-to-peer communication for a Zilliqa node is controlled by several factors at different parts of the stack. ## Message Size - `MIN_READ_WATERMARK_IN_BYTES`: The minimum number of bytes read from the socket before we act on the data. It is basically the `lowmark` parameter required by the libevent function `bufferevent_setwatermark`. - `MAX_READ_WATERMARK_IN_BYTES`: The maximum number of bytes read from the socket before we stop accepting further input. It is basically the `highmark` parameter required by the libevent function `bufferevent_setwatermark`. - `MAX_GOSSIP_MSG_SIZE_IN_BYTES`: The maximum size of a socket message with start byte = `START_BYTE_GOSSIP`. If a message reaches this size, the sender is blacklisted. ## Message Count - `MAXSENDMESSAGE`: The number of active threads for the outgoing message pool. - `MAXRECVMESSAGE`: The number of active threads for the incoming message pool. - `SENDQUEUE_SIZE`: The maximum size of the outgoing message queue (before transfer to the outgoing pool), beyond which any further messages are dropped. - `MSGQUEUE_SIZE`: The maximum size of the incoming message queue (before transfer to the incoming pool), beyond which any further messages are dropped. ## Sending Frequency - `MAXRETRYCONN`: The maximum number of socket connection attempts to perform for sending messages to a peer. - `PUMPMESSAGE_MILLISECONDS`: The maximum wait time (minimum being 1 ms) before re-attempting socket connection. ## Active Connections - `MAX_PEER_CONNECTION`: The maximum number of active connections to a specific peer.