fix: make max restart intensity proportional to pool size#64
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See also emqx/ecpool#59 See also https://emqx.atlassian.net/browse/EMQX-14705 Previously, we had a fixed restart intensity for the worker supervisor, meaning that if a large pool dies once, it brings down the supervisor. Here, we have an intensity proportional to the pool size, so the whole pool may restart at once without bringing the supervisor down.
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See also emqx/ecpool#59
See also https://emqx.atlassian.net/browse/EMQX-14705
Previously, we had a fixed restart intensity for the worker supervisor, meaning that if a
large pool dies once, it brings down the supervisor. Here, we have an intensity
proportional to the pool size, so the whole pool may restart at once without bringing the
supervisor down.