How do I go about implementing a self tuning thread pool?

[guest_user]

I've implemented a thread pool that has only a fixed number of threads running, how would I go about dynamically tuning this number based on the load of the server?

Prefer to go about implementing it rather than using the one in the java libraries for the learning process.

[doWhile]

Define 'tuning'....if there are many requests, you should have a queue to handle those requests in turn. If there is a lack of requests, your should have threads waiting for requests. If by tune you mean make more efficient, there should be a clear demonstration that your present code will present a problem in a particular scenario to make the refactoring worth the effort.

[guest_user]

Define 'tuning'....if there are many requests, you should have a queue to handle those requests in turn. If there is a lack of requests, your should have threads waiting for requests. If by tune you mean make more efficient, there should be a clear demonstration that your present code will present a problem in a particular scenario to make the refactoring worth the effort.

What I meant was when there is high load, the number of worker threads in the pool would increase and when the load returns to normal the worker threads are deleted accordingly