salvo-concurrency-limiter

Limit concurrent requests in a Salvo application by applying the max_concurrency hoop to specific routes or handlers. This caps simultaneous requests per endpoint to prevent resource exhaustion and protect server stability.

Yes, you can customize different concurrency limits for file uploads, API endpoints, and CPU-intensive tasks in Salvo. Per-route configuration allows you to apply specific max_concurrency values to individual handlers based on their resource requirements.

Concurrency limiting caps the number of simultaneous in-flight requests, whereas rate limiting controls the total number of requests over a time period. Combining both in Salvo prevents resource exhaustion and improves overall application resilience.

You need max_concurrency to protect server resources when handling CPU-intensive tasks, external API calls, or background processing. It prevents overload by capping simultaneous operations that would otherwise exhaust server capacity during traffic spikes.

Yes, limiting concurrent requests in Salvo works alongside timeout configurations. Combining max_concurrency limits with timeouts and rate limiters builds resilience by preventing both resource exhaustion from overload and hanging operations from stalled requests.