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by dogma1138
3582 days ago
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If that's the case you should use HTTP pipelining usually to bundle multiple requests via a single tcp connection. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_pipelining Have it sitting in the background waiting for the controller to ask it to do something, you can manage the sockets and you can make a request queue on your end if you getting into resource cap issues. |
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