User-friendly request limiting using Redis
Hello, ๐
I am happy you are enjoying our newsletter, reading month after month about tools to drive sustainable innovation. This month we are coming to you with a shorter than usual edition, and a bit for the technical audience among you. Do not worry, next month we will be back with items for the AI novice.
In this edition, you can read about:
User-friendly rate limiting with Redis Semaphores
Our quarterly team building activity
Letโs dive in!
Anna
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Whether itโs an AI-powered image generator, a data export tool, or a real-time collaboration feature, when ALL users want to use your features at the SAME time, your servers may crash under the load.
One solution is to simply reject requests when an overload is experienced. However, today we are exploring a more user-friendly queuing approach through Robertโs article: semaphores.
Learn more here
In other news:
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To celebrate some big wins at our company such as moving office and the steadily growing team, we decided to organize a team activity last Friday evening.
The first stop was one of the best-rated Indian restaurants in the heart of Utrecht, followed by a 2-hour gaming session at Gamestate, and later some refreshments in the center.
Luckily, we were also able to informally meet and get to know our new team member, Cas. His background, interests and expertise will be introduced on our LinkedIn page in the coming weeks, so keep an eye out for that.



