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Upon reviewing the documentation, I noticed there is no mention of synchronizing rate limits across multiple servers. My question pertains to implementing rate limiting within an application running in a Docker container. Specifically, if I were to deploy 10 such containers, all making calls to the same third-party API, how would I ensure that the rate limit is consistently enforced across all these containers? Is there a recommended approach for managing and communicating rate limits among multiple Docker containers to avoid surpassing the API's rate limit constraints?
Thank you for your advice.
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Hello,
Upon reviewing the documentation, I noticed there is no mention of synchronizing rate limits across multiple servers. My question pertains to implementing rate limiting within an application running in a Docker container. Specifically, if I were to deploy 10 such containers, all making calls to the same third-party API, how would I ensure that the rate limit is consistently enforced across all these containers? Is there a recommended approach for managing and communicating rate limits among multiple Docker containers to avoid surpassing the API's rate limit constraints?
Thank you for your advice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: