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[feature request] sending in blocks and interval #158

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larsvegas99 opened this issue Jun 26, 2017 · 5 comments
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[feature request] sending in blocks and interval #158

larsvegas99 opened this issue Jun 26, 2017 · 5 comments

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@larsvegas99
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thank u first for this powerfull tool.

Actually i have the problem, sending a push to a big group of devices. For example all Androids to open the App an read an news. In my Database i have 100.000 of it... So if i send a push to the the subscribers my server bekomms enormous traffic and can not handle that 100.000 request in this short time. So my wish is to limit and sending pushs in blocks for example 10.000 thousend every 10 minutes.
Exists a similar function right now or a workaround ?

@larsvegas99 larsvegas99 changed the title [feature request] sending in blocks and intervalls [feature request] sending in blocks and interval Jun 26, 2017
@blakeembrey
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Duplicate of #110?

@larsvegas99
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no, its unfortunately not the solution.

@blakeembrey
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Can you explain the issue more thoroughly? It seems I didn't understand.

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larsvegas99 commented Jun 28, 2017

For example: I send a push to a event "all Android Devices" with 1million subscribers with the message: "Dear User, please open the App and do something".
So in sequel i have a problem, approximately 1 million users at the same time are overloads my webservice/webserver.
The only solution i see is to send the Message delayed shiped into blocks. I hope someone can help?!

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I still don't understand. Why wouldn't you just batch it yourself? If there a way you see pushd helping here?

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