I was still confused how will make scenario handle the multiple request at once?
I’m planning to build simple SaaS and I need make automation to save time, but I was asking Perplexity “If there’s 100 user clicked a button at the same time to make a request to make scenario, would the scenario be able to run them all at once?” and it said it cannot and it still need to run it one by one.
I know my apps is not built yet, but I just want to know for future reference, what happened if a 100 user make a request at the same scenarios at the same time?
Will it actually handle it one by one? because if there’s thousands, it will take too long for users to wait. But if it’s not how did it actually works?
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The short answer is they will try to run as soon as the server can handle the request, taking into consideration the priority of the user’s Make subscription as well (different priority queues).
If all the users are on the same Make zone (e.g.: US1), and same priority, then whichever submits the request to run the scenario first will get processed earlier.
Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.
— @samliew
Thanks for the answer, do you perhaps has any illustration on how it works?
I’m aware of the priority and the subscription, I just want to know how they handle huge amount of request at the same time <1s
Make probably has powerful servers to handle the load, so that it appears to run almost immediately.