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Hello, we recently had the problem that there was a large amount of requests that blocked our ports.
The timeout was probably 30 seconds, and we opened more requests to Azure Server than available ports.
Is it possible that a large number of requests were not considered and thus there may be problems in the event of a server failure if the requests are not accepted by the Azure Server?
Can this still be adjusted so that only a maximum number of requests are opened simultaneously to avoid overloading the local server?
Thank you!
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Hello, we recently had the problem that there was a large amount of requests that blocked our ports.
The timeout was probably 30 seconds, and we opened more requests to Azure Server than available ports.
Is it possible that a large number of requests were not considered and thus there may be problems in the event of a server failure if the requests are not accepted by the Azure Server?
Can this still be adjusted so that only a maximum number of requests are opened simultaneously to avoid overloading the local server?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: