What is the number of concurrent requests for HTTP proxy IP? What is its use? I believe that many friends are still not very clear about this question, so today I will explain it to you:
What is the number of concurrent IP requests?
The number of concurrent IP requests usually refers to two locations:
1. Concurrent number of API link requests
Concurrent API link request number: refers to a single client making simultaneous high-frequency requests to a single API link address, thereby achieving high-concurrency IP extraction;
2. Number of concurrent IP requests
Concurrent IP requests: refers to the maximum number of concurrent connections for a single IP. To further understand, it means the maximum number of requests allowed to exist simultaneously between a single client and a single proxy IP (for example, a single IP address is used on 10 or more devices at the same time)
Here is an explanation: the so-called concurrency refers to "instantaneous" or "simultaneous", not the statistical number within a unit time period (1 second or even 1 millisecond).
Then, the number limits of the above two types of concurrent requests are determined by the IP provider. Different IP providers have different concurrent limits.
Example: Currently, for massive http, package time and package volume packages, the number of concurrent API requests and concurrent IP usage are all more than ten times per second. However, some competitors only use one or five requests per second. The number of requests and concurrency depends on the program pressure of the IP. The more concurrent requests, the greater the program's ability to withstand pressure. Therefore, when choosing an http proxy IP provider, we can give priority to providers with high concurrent requests.
The above is an introduction to the number of concurrent IP requests in HTTP proxy. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
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