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Hypothetical: if you deploy a webpage for a time-limited event (e.g. vote results) with an async update cycle, what options for throttling do you have if your l
by ethbro 10y ago
Hypothetical: if you deploy a webpage for a time-limited event (e.g. vote results) with an async update cycle, what options for throttling do you have if your load exceeds expectations? Is there a best practices for having a server-controlled "Plan B" throttling mechanism?
I'm making the assumption that the majority of users will load the page and leave it running unmodified.
- HappyTypist 10y agoYou add exponential falloff if the server returns anything but a 200.