I'm a programmer with a way to easy question for this site, please correct me if I'm wrong.
I have the following given:
Request Rate: 39 000 requests per hour
Variable number of products I need to run a request for
Variable number of marketplaces I have products in
What I need to achieve is to get the amount of requests per marketplace per hour in relation to the amount of products in the given marketplace.
As an example, I have the following:
marketplaces: A B C D E
products: 1500 2500 80 1000 40
So at first I have calculated the relation from all products to the products on the given marketplace, but I get stuck with how to best use it.
Basically, I want to run the requests on marketplace B with a much higher speed as the requests for marketplace C and E but always only with the speed I can go to not exceed the 39000r/hour limit (but coming as close to this as possible), but I can't find the correct formula for it.
Can someone push me in the right direction?
You need to think more about what you want. As the question is written, run B 38996 times per hour and the others once, for a total of 39000. I think closer to what you want is to note you have 5120 products total, so run B $\frac { 2500}{5120}\cdot 39000$ times per hour and the others in proportion to the number of products