I am using the open-source version of Mercure in my project and was wondering if there is a limited number of topics supported. For example in my application let's say it can go up to 1000 users and I want one topic used per user, as the IRI would point to the user's ID, would that work properly performance-wise? How many topics are supported?
Also do topics get garbage collected over a certain amount of time?
I was also wondering regarding the number of requests being sent per minute. I am not sure if an event concerns both publish and subscribe or only publish. So for example if I can do 30 POST/minute does it mean 30 request? Like 30 updates sent by the publisher and then the subscriber receives the event and this is 'included' in the POST. Or the GET by the subscriber is considered as a request and this means that I can really do 15 events per minute with my example?
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Hello Mercure community!
I am using the open-source version of Mercure in my project and was wondering if there is a limited number of topics supported. For example in my application let's say it can go up to 1000 users and I want one topic used per user, as the IRI would point to the user's ID, would that work properly performance-wise? How many topics are supported? Also do topics get garbage collected over a certain amount of time?
I was also wondering regarding the number of requests being sent per minute. I am not sure if an event concerns both publish and subscribe or only publish. So for example if I can do 30 POST/minute does it mean 30 request? Like 30 updates sent by the publisher and then the subscriber receives the event and this is 'included' in the POST. Or the GET by the subscriber is considered as a request and this means that I can really do 15 events per minute with my example?
Thank you for the help!
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