Rate Limiting Additions

[hvalkerie19]

Updates to the Rate Limiting Section In ESCT: Part 3 - Secure SDLC Concepts Elixir Sec Coding Training - Improve Rate-Limiting Lesson (issue #24)

[houllette]

This is an awesome start to improving the section on rate limiting!

I think there are two (technically three) sections I'd love to see added to this module that would really make it the bees knees:

1. Two subsections calling out the difference between Application Rate Limiting (naming dropping Elixir libraries specifically like Hammer) and Network Rate Limiting (Web Application Firewalls) - basically a subsection for each approach that briefly explains which scenarios it makes sense to have that respective type of rate limiting over the other.
2. An accompanying quiz question to this module would be amazing - one idea I had piggybacks off the Application Rate Limiting concept and centers again around the Hammer library; something along the lines of "Using the Hammer library, protect the provided function with these specifications..."

[hvalkerie19]

This is an awesome start to improving the section on rate limiting!

I think there are two (technically three) sections I'd love to see added to this module that would really make it the bees knees:

1. Two subsections calling out the difference between Application Rate Limiting (naming dropping Elixir libraries specifically like Hammer) and Network Rate Limiting (Web Application Firewalls) - basically a subsection for each approach that briefly explains which scenarios it makes sense to have that respective type of rate limiting over the other.
2. An accompanying quiz question to this module would be amazing - one idea I had piggybacks off the Application Rate Limiting concept and centers again around the Hammer library; something along the lines of "Using the Hammer library, protect the provided function with these specifications..."

-Sections added

[hvalkerie19]

Updates complete and ready for review

[hvalkerie19]

Updates to Rate Limiting Section are complete with comments above addressed