ThrottlingΒΆ
The principle of throttling a set of operation is to restrict the maximum number of these operations to run in a given time frame.
For instance, we want to be able to run a maximum of 10 requests per seconds per client. That means that the operations tagged as “coming from the client X” have to be throttled with a rate of 10 requests per seconds. It is important to note that the time frame can also be unknown and you can use your own ticks to achieve a rate limitation for concurrent processes for instance.