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Feature/throttling rpm #1177

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@kroesctrl kroesctrl commented Feb 21, 2024

Throttling can now also be done requests be based by time-unit.
The throttling-client (protocol-adapter) registers the client at the throttling-service:

# -1 means no throttling on max concurrency
throttling.configuration.max.concurrency=1000
# -1 means no throttling on new connections
throttling.configuration.max.new.connections=1000
throttling.configuration.max.new.connections.reset.time.in.ms=1000
throttling.configuration.max.new.connections.wait.time.in.ms=60000

The throttling service with these parameters the number of connections

@kroesctrl kroesctrl force-pushed the feature/throttling_rpm branch from 0ba9c17 to 4974ebc Compare February 21, 2024 17:15
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Is er ook documentatie van deze throttling functionaliteit? Ik denk da tik er wel behoefte aan heb. Kan het technisch en functioneel wel volgens, maar kost wel wat moeite.

Signed-off-by: Gerben Kroes <[email protected]>
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@kroesctrl kroesctrl merged commit 44ac8bf into development Feb 27, 2024
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@jasperkamerling jasperkamerling deleted the feature/throttling_rpm branch June 12, 2024 12:55
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