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configurable maxConnections per interface #448
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There's #303 which addresses similar feature. However, I didn't find a PR for that.
In #303, it'd been discussed about removing the cap of maximum connections. The rationale of my modification intended to do the opposite. I want to limit the number of connenctions so that resources can be better managed.
With this PR, now you can set up maxConnections per interface in the config:
{ //... interfaces: [ { type: "mqtt", port: 1883, maxConnections: 1000 } ], //... }