Hi
> Should I consider changing the instance type
Yeah, T3.medium is probably not ideal for what you're doing. It’s a burstable instance, so once those CPU credits run out (which they will, fast, with that load), performance tanks. That could e…
Hey chetank.
> Now , i am no security expert, but aren't these apps dangerous by embedding/saving all user access data in the bridge app?
Yes you're right. Sharing the `api_key` and `api_secret` is just like sharing a username/password with a 3…
@pannet1 What's the length of the array of orders which you're passing in processOrder ? The issue is you're most likely sending more than 5 orders/second.
You can try putting a sleep() after every iteration of orders array to overcome this.
And when I repeat all the steps from beginning - it works fine
That's how a Jupyter notebook is supposed to run It lets you be flexible with the code and allow you to execute any line from any order. But if _your_ program expects a variable to be i…
So is this usual while working on jupyter?
Yes, not just jupyter but any python program.
Is there a way I can re run my script on jupyter cell after modifying the script or the module , without restarting the kernel ?
A very hacky (and insecure) w…
@RP3436 Preserving the instance object is a *bad* idea and you shouldn't be storing the object anywhere. When you refresh your ipython kernel (jupyter notebook is a frontend for ipy kernel) releases the old objects and basically starts a fresh sessi…
