By default distributor-threads is a small number (currently 3). For
latency-bound applications this is too small, thus it would be a correct
place to have this description in pipe backend section as well.
Signed-off-by: Donatas Abraitis <donatas.abraitis@gmail.com>
'Coprocess' which can be written in any programming language that can
read a question on standard input and answer on standard output.
+The number of distributor (backend) threads (``distributor-threads``) to start
+per receiver thread is low by default. This can impact the performance if
+you have latency-bound application as backend. You should increase the
+number of ``distributor-threads`` in such cases. See :doc:`performance`.
+
The PipeBackend is primarily meant for allowing rapid development of new
backends without tight integration with PowerDNS. It allows end-users to
write PowerDNS backends in any language, a perl sample is provided. The