marvintherain
Hello
Is there a way to rate limit requests to a public live view as well as the number of concurrent connections from an IP on the application level? There seem to be :ets based libs for caching like cachex and hammer but I’m struggling to integrate them.
Or is that something that needs to be solved by on the infrastructure level?
Cheers
Daniel
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ruslandoga
Just wanted to note that you can use
:etsdirectly, without any extra libs.Here's a basic rate-limiter
And here's how it could be used
Start the rate-limiter, e.g. by the root supervisor
And call it in your endpoint or a plug pipeline for the live view
Endpoint version:
Router pipeline version:
Note that this assumes that your rate-limited liveivews cannot be navigated to without passing through plugs and performing an HTTP request first. If they can be, then you would also put the rate limiter into a hook or mount callbacks. Please see Security considerations — Phoenix LiveView v1.2.5
marvintherain
Thanks a lot for the answer and the warm welcome
Your code works flawlessly except for a little bug in the rate_limit function
throws and error because the value has to be a string.
This fixes it:
Thanks and greetings
Daniel