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The Node.js http client automatically uses socket pooling: by default, this limits you to 5 sockets per host. While the socket reuse may keep resource growth under control, it will be a serious bottleneck if you need to handle many concurrent requests that all need data from the same host. In these scenarios, it's a good idea to increase maxSockets or entirely disable socket pooling:
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