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Hello all :slightly_smiling_face:
I saw that in the last update you've added the Request limiter (max queries per XX unit of time), it is super cool, thanks!
I was wondering if you will also consider a concurrent limiter. When average latency is required, it is easier to give the limit of a system by the maximum concurrency (based on the little's law of the queuing theory)
It could be used very similarly to the request limiter

What do you mean by limiting concurrency?

I mean serving only X requests at the same moment

Doesn't it do this already? 

Does it happen at all that two or more requests come at the exact same time in millis?

Sorry for the late notice

It is possible for bigger servers to have multiple requests at the same milliseconds

Usually, the concurrent limit is a good proxy to the maximum capacity of an application to answer under a certain load (given a maximum response time)