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@@ -57,9 +57,9 @@ The first time you use a `twitter` node, the application will need to be authori
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1. click `Add`
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1. click `Done` and you're good to go with Twitter integration.
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For this Lab we will use **#LinuxingInLondon** as the Twitter topic to monitor.
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For this Lab we will use **#< your-event-hash-tag >** as the Twitter topic to monitor.
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Since this topic is VERY active at the moment, we have to avoid the flood of the incoming tweets overwhelming the Node-RED instance. Add a `delay` node after the `twitter` node and setting the node action to “Limit rate to” 1 message per 1 seconds - this should leave sufficient time for the Watson Tone Analyzer service to handle each request.
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Since this topic is likely to be VERY active, we have to avoid the flood of the incoming tweets overwhelming the Node-RED instance. Add a `delay` node after the `twitter` node and setting the node action to “Limit rate to” 1 message per 1 seconds - this should leave sufficient time for the Watson Tone Analyzer service to handle each request.
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You will need to fill in the service credentials (username and password) from the Watson Tone Analyzer service that you created earlier.
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