fluxninja / aperture

Rate limiting, caching, and request prioritization for modern workloads
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Add Forms to Concurrency Guides and update sdk version to latest #3123

Closed karansohi closed 8 months ago

karansohi commented 8 months ago

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The recent updates involve enhancing the documentation for concurrency management in a cloud UI. The changes include detailed guidance on setting up concurrency scheduling policies and per-user concurrency limits, with specific configuration parameters and UI elements being defined and adjusted to streamline policy setup and management.

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.../guides/concurrency-quota-management.md Added instructions for setting up concurrency scheduling policies in the UI.
.../guides/per-user-concurrency-limiting.md Updated UI configuration steps for per-user concurrency limits.

🐇✨ To manage the cloud's bustling throng, We've updated the guides, it didn't take long. Now set your limits, keep queues polite, And watch your cloud workflows take flight! 🚀 🐇✨


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