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I would like to be able to define more fine grained policies. For example, having a global of 20 requests per minute, while also being able to increase the limit for a given client or IP on a specific endpoint to 100 per minute. If I'm not mistaken, this doesn't exist (please correct me if I'm wrong). I can work on a PR unless someone is doing something similar.
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Let's say I have two endpoints (A and B) and two clients "Bob" and "Alice". How do I saw "Bob" can call endpoint "A" at a rate of 30 times per minute while "Alice" can only do 10 per minute. Doing all of this while having special, and custom rules for endpoint B?
By the looks of the documentation, I can only do: Bob has x rate over y period over ALL endpoints. Or, I can specify an endpoint rule for ALL clients.
What I can't do is: Bob has x rate over y period in z endpoint.
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I would like to be able to define more fine grained policies. For example, having a global of 20 requests per minute, while also being able to increase the limit for a given client or IP on a specific endpoint to 100 per minute. If I'm not mistaken, this doesn't exist (please correct me if I'm wrong). I can work on a PR unless someone is doing something similar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: