Number of transactions per [a time unit ?]. It's the measurement of information speed. So it must be 'tps - transactions per second', 'transactions per minute', 'transactions per hour', 'transactions per block', 'transactions per …' or 'KBps - KiloBytes per second', 'Kbps - Kilobits per second' etc
Number of transactions per [a time unit ?]. It's the measurement of information speed. So it must be 'tps - transactions per second', 'transactions per minute', 'transactions per hour', 'transactions per block', 'transactions per ...' or 'KBps - KiloBytes per second', 'Kbps - Kilobits per second' etc
I don't think it's any such thing. I'd think it's something like tx in one pull or alike.
nis.maxTransactions is the maximum number of transaction in the blocks that a node supplies when another node asks for new blocks.
The upload/download speed depends many factors. For example i have a very good connection to the european servers and thus have a very good download speed when syncing with those nodes, but asian nodes probably have a poor download speed when syncing with them. Our software is not yet sophisticated enough to detect how good a connection is. For now we have to live with a simple approach using nis.maxTransactions.
Ok, thanks for explaining!