Yesterday, 10:06
Hello,
I have a system where at times, a good number of commands will be sent to the logic machine.
Currently, I am controlling the number of commands sent to the logic machine within my backend code of the system, setting delay times for each command because if I send too many commands at once, the CPU/load of the logic machine will increase and some commands are lost during the process.
I want to make it so that I can send the commands all at once, and queue the group addresses/values that have been sent within the Logic Machine, and execute grp.write() when the CPU/load is back to normal.
I would say I'm looking to implement something close to API rate limits, and I believe there are multiple ways to do this.
Any suggestions/recommendations on how to do this?
Thanks in advance!
I have a system where at times, a good number of commands will be sent to the logic machine.
Currently, I am controlling the number of commands sent to the logic machine within my backend code of the system, setting delay times for each command because if I send too many commands at once, the CPU/load of the logic machine will increase and some commands are lost during the process.
I want to make it so that I can send the commands all at once, and queue the group addresses/values that have been sent within the Logic Machine, and execute grp.write() when the CPU/load is back to normal.
I would say I'm looking to implement something close to API rate limits, and I believe there are multiple ways to do this.
Any suggestions/recommendations on how to do this?
Thanks in advance!