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### Background and motivation
Rate limiters in the `System.Threading.RateLimiting` namespace is not designed to accept `TimeProvider`.
Therefore, we need to wait for the actual time to elapse when…
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### What happened?
- [ ] ✋ I have searched the open/closed issues and my issue is not listed.
I've kubeflow/spark-operator:2.0.0-rc.0 installed on GKE, and it is working fine
When i create a ne…
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SCENARIO:
Nostrum is running in a multi-node environment, with the Nostrum.Application & consumer processes running on just one node and serving bot requests, as described in the documentation. We'…
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### Description
Using a controller attribute to configure a rate limit would be useful. By default, the key `$request->getClientIp()` but perhaps we could use the expression language for more advan…
kbond updated
6 months ago
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*Title*: Http local rate limiter support for silent drop
*Description*:
There is a scenario in which a malicious client continues to bombard the server with requests despite receiving a 429 respo…
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@nick-someone Thanks for your reply.
> Are you getting 83300 permits per second consistently?
Almost yes.
```
2020-10-25 15:41:22.701 INFO main (RateLimiterTest.java:29) - Aquired: 83261…
h4yin updated
3 months ago
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Hey, This might just be miss using the feature but I came across a weird problem.
I create a `RateLimter`:
```
let limiter = Arc::new(
leaky_bucket::RateLimiter::builder()
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**Describe the bug**
Rate limiting (fail2ban) is usually used to prevent brute force auth attacks against a server. Wish offers both authentication and ratelimiting, but seems to call the auth handle…
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The client should provide a way to limit the amount of messages to be sent.
The join ratelimiter already laid the groundwork for this implementation. The idea is to have another client method like
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I have built Lua-HTTP server, and it is running perfectly fine. but when I try to get client Ip then all of my tricks failed. Even I have seen many solutions for implementing reverse proxy and all whi…