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by trevor-e
761 days ago
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A rate-limit is most often some arbitrarily configured static value, e.g. each org can make 10 req/s. It's much harder to configure rate limits against some dynamic value like system load so most go with the static value approach. Like the OP said, this doesn't protect you from going over your system capacity, you can still have 10 million orgs all requesting 10 req/s which can take down your system while abiding by your rate limits. |
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