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Hey, first of all thank you for this awesome library. It is by far the best out of open source network speed test js libraries.
I just have a question: i have a web app where i need to measure user upload speed live, in total, i need to run ~600 tests per minute (total for all users); the tests are tiny, the measurements config looks like this: [ { type: 'latency', numPackets: 2 }, { type: 'upload', bytes: 1e4, count: 2 }, { type: 'download', bytes: 1e5, count: 1, bypassMinDuration: true }, { type: 'upload', bytes: 1e5, count: 1 }, ]
so is there a chance to face rate-limiting?
If yes, then i will specify custom endpoints to send requests to my server, i just need to know how the server should behave and handle the requests.
Thanks in advance for your time and help!
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Hey, first of all thank you for this awesome library. It is by far the best out of open source network speed test js libraries.
I just have a question: i have a web app where i need to measure user upload speed live, in total, i need to run ~600 tests per minute (total for all users); the tests are tiny, the
measurements
config looks like this:[
{ type: 'latency', numPackets: 2 },
{ type: 'upload', bytes: 1e4, count: 2 },
{ type: 'download', bytes: 1e5, count: 1, bypassMinDuration: true },
{ type: 'upload', bytes: 1e5, count: 1 },
]
so is there a chance to face rate-limiting?
If yes, then i will specify custom endpoints to send requests to my server, i just need to know how the server should behave and handle the requests.
Thanks in advance for your time and help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: