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How does REST API handle multiple concurrent requests?
Handling Concurrent Requests in a RESTful API
- User A requests resource 1 via a GET endpoint.
- User B requests resource 1 via a GET endpoint.
- User A makes changes on resource 1 and saves its changes via a PUT request.
- User B makes changes on resource 1, on the same fields as user A, and saves its changes via a PUT request.
How do I handle multiple requests in REST API spring boot?
Yes, Spring boot can handle simultaneously requests! If your servlet container is tomcat under the hood, it can handle 200 simultaneous requests. However, you can override this value by adding server. tomcat.
How to design your REST API to handle 20 concurrent?
Also, if your API is truly RESTful, then it should lend itself easily to horizontal scaling so you can easily handle more users. Another major concern with highly concurrent systems is the issue of data integrity, so ensure your data layer is also configured to handle the concurrently access.
Which is the best rule of thumb for an API?
Rule of thumb is to ensure that your API is designed in a way that a single request doesn’t do too much and you handle long running tasks asynchronously. Also, if your API is truly RESTful, then it should lend itself easily to horizontal scaling so you can easily handle more users.
Is it possible for server to handle around 100, 000 requests?
The server (s) that accepts the API requests cannot be synchronous in request processing since you can serve only a few hundred to a couple of thousand requests per second with such an architecture. (Even if your API servers are fronted by a load balancer, the per-server request throughput still suffers with a synchronous processing.)
How many requests can be handled on IIS7 per second?
Originally Answered: Is it possible for an ASP.NET Web api to handle 1,000,000 post request persecond. The request does just a single insert to a nosql database. What setup do one need to put in place e.g. Server, CPU , RAM etc,Load balancing,Bandwith?