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How fast Kiponos.io modify configurations?

At Kiponos.io, we use WebSockets to dispatch delta changes to relevant observers like actively logged in web users and other connected Apps.

This makes config changes take effect instantly. In realtime. While your app is running!

Our SDK communicates with our server by WebSockets as well to both listen and modify the appropriate environment configs.

Team Collaboration

The SDK listens on config changes done online by any team member via our web admin or by other SDKs from apps running on the same environment.

Team + Role + Env Based Access

All by role based access per team and environment so config changes are done by authenticated and authorised members of your team only and on selected environment.

Modify Configs

Having an SDK that constantly provides the latest configs for the environment it listens on is a game changer! And the ability to programmatically modify the environment configs in real-time is a bonus for special customers interested in building their own agents on top of our SDK, but in fact anyone can benefit that ability.

So how fast?

Kiponos SDK running in your app or server responds instantly to any config change - in a few milliseconds!

This means when your app uses the SDK to read any of the latest config values, it is done in the same speed it takes to read any variable from local memory like a Java HashMap or a JSON object in-memory! Simply because the values are already there! Always the latest, in real-time.

In other words, in virtually zero time!

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