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Varnish: Reject or delay requests after given tresholds are reached. (Think API rate limit, or per-ip MISS rate limit)
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release ? #9

Closed kapouer closed 10 years ago

kapouer commented 10 years ago

hi, it'd be nice to give a version and tag this software !

huayra commented 10 years ago

On that note:

If you have ideas on how to tag this and other VMODs in general, please let me know.

Varnish 4 will have VMODs for everything and I think we should have a better way of keeping track of VMODs and their versions than we currently have on http://varnish.org/vmods

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Rubén Romero Varnish Software Den 12. des. 2013 17.56 skrev "Jérémy Lal" notifications@github.com følgende:

hi, it'd be nice to give a version and tag this software !

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/nand2/libvmod-throttle/issues/9 .

kapouer commented 10 years ago

I realize there's a bigger picture now :) "internal" vmods will probably be versioned after current varnish release, and "external" ones would have their own versions and requirements of which varnish version they're compatible with. I don't think you can really encode all that information in a version number, but making a (somehow arbitrary) distinction between internal (or supported) plugins and external (or unsupported) would help users understand what's part of the varnish release and what's not. Hope this helps...

nand2 commented 10 years ago

Good question!

I choose to tag it 'v3-1.0', which says version 1.0 for varnish 3. But I'll use a global versioning scheme for external vmods once it's decided.