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About - AccessQueue Playground
About AccessQueue Playground
AccessQueue Playground is a demo Blazor application for testing and visualizing the AccessQueueService system. It allows you to simulate users requesting access, manage a queue, and experiment with configuration options such as expiration, activity, and capacity limits.
- Project: AccessQueueService
- Frontend: Blazor (BlazorBootstrap)
- Backend: .NET 8
- Features: User queue management, access revocation, activity simulation, and more.
How AccessQueueService Works
- Requesting Access: Users are granted access if capacity is available, otherwise they are queued. Expiration and activity timeouts are enforced.
- Queueing: Users in the queue must remain active to keep their spot. The queue is managed FIFO (first-in, first-out).
- Dequeuing: When capacity is available, users are dequeued and granted access if still active.
- Maintaining Access: Users must re-request access to remain active. Expiration can be rolling or fixed.
- Revoking Access: Users can revoke their access, freeing up capacity for others.
Configuration Options
- CapacityLimit: Max concurrent users with access.
- ActivitySeconds: How long a user can be inactive before losing their spot.
- ExpirationSeconds: How long before an access ticket expires.
- RollingExpiration: If true, expiration resets on activity.
- RefreshRateMilliseconds: How often the playground requests access for active users and updates the UI.
For now these options can only be set via appsettings.json. The Playground UI does not yet support changing these values.
About the Playground UI
The Playground UI lets you:
- Add users to the queue and grant access.
- Revoke access for individual users or all users.
- Reset all data for testing.
- See real-time updates of users with access, in queue, and inactive.
Source Code & Documentation
See the project repository for full documentation, source code, and usage instructions.