So I am a creating an axios instance that connects to some API like this:
const instance = axios.create(...)
I want to know is there a limit to how many concurrent/parallel requests axios would be able to make with that singular instance. Reason for this is because I have a back-end app that receives hundreds of requests a minute and that number will only keep going up so I want to understand how the axios instance behaves under the hood to know if there is anything I need to do to avoid some sort of overload and requests getting dropped, delayed, and/or unfulfilled.
After some research and reading into axios documentation it seems the answer is not dependent on axios itself but rather built in node features like http and Agent. If you've created an axios instance, and are you using keep-alive:true then agent will throttle and choose how it sends out requests. The answer to this stack overflow question goes more in depth on this.