object resources extends Helpful
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- @Summary(s = "Functionality for managing resources", flag = console.this.Help.Summary.<init>$default$2) @Group(name = "Resource Management")
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- def resource_limits(): ResourceLimits
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- @Summary(s = "Set resource limits for the participant.", flag = console.this.Help.Summary.<init>$default$2) @Description(s = """While a resource limit is attained or exceeded, the participant will reject any additional submission with GRPC status ABORTED.
|Most importantly, a submission will be rejected **before** it consumes a significant amount of resources.
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|There are two kinds of limits: `max_dirty_requests` and `max_rate`.
|The number of dirty requests of a participant P covers (1) requests initiated by P as well as
|(2) requests initiated by participants other than P that need to be validated by P.
|Compared to the maximum rate, the maximum number of dirty requests reflects the load on the participant more accurately.
|However, the maximum number of dirty requests alone does not protect the system from "bursts":
|If an application submits a huge number of commands at once, the maximum number of dirty requests will likely be exceeded.
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|The maximum rate is a hard limit on the rate of commands submitted to this participant through the ledger API.
|As the rate of commands is checked and updated immediately after receiving a new command submission,
|an application cannot exceed the maximum rate, even when it sends a "burst" of commands.
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|To determine a suitable value for `max_dirty_requests`, you should test the system under high load.
|If you choose a higher value, throughput may increase, as more commands are validated in parallel.
|If you observe a high latency (time between submission and observing a command completion)
|or even command timeouts, you should choose a lower value.
|Once a suitable value for `max_dirty_requests` has been found, you should include "bursts" into the tests
|to also find a suitable value for `max_rate`.
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|Resource limits can only be changed, if the server runs Canton enterprise.
|In the community edition, the server uses fixed limits that cannot be changed.""")
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