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The Throttle Module

Limit the rate of messages for enhanced overview and debugging

Crosser Throttle Module

The Throttle module

Sometimes when you debug Flows that receive data at high rates it is difficult to see what is happening in the debug window. You can of course pause the message updates, but maybe you want to follow the processing over a time period but don’t have to see every individual message. In these cases the Throttle module can be very useful, just as a debugging tool. This module will limit the rate of messages it will let through.

To use it for debugging add it to your Flow and connect it to the module you want to debug. Turn off debugging on the source module and instead enable debugging on the Throttle module. Configure the Throttle module to only pass e.g. one message per second. Then you will get a rate of debug messages that are more easy to follow.

 

 

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