September 20, 2024

Controlling Concurrency of HTTP Requests in Phoenix API

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Controlling Concurrency of HTTP Requests in Phoenix API

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Type: Discussion

Concurrency Ecto

In this discussion, skwyckl describes an issue where a client sends a large number of requests concurrently to their Phoenix API, causing errors due to overwhelmed Ecto connections. The author is seeking a solution to convert the massive simultaneous requests into sequential ones, similar to the behavior of another client that sends requests slightly offset without causing problems. Comments include suggestions for rate-limiting methods and the use of the Hammer library to manage request flow without affecting other clients.

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