What does throttlers mean?
noun
A device or system that limits or regulates the rate at which something is done or transmitted. In computing, a throttler is a mechanism that intentionally slows down or restricts the rate of data transfer to prevent overloading or to conserve resources.
Example
"The network administrator implemented a throttler to prevent the server from being overwhelmed by excessive traffic."
Definition generated by AI and curated by RJS Tech Solutions LLP.