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PlugLimit is using Redis Lua scripting to provide rate-limiting functionality for web applications based on a Plug library. Salient Redis Lua scripting feature is a race conditions resiliency which makes it a recommended solution for distributed systems (e.g.: Phoenix servers swarm behind a round robin load-balancer).
PlugLimit provides two built-in rate limiters: fixed window and token bucket. Custom rate limiters can easily be added as a user defined Redis Lua scripts.
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dimitarvp
Not diminishing your work, just want to point out an alternative library for future readers, maybe even for you to draw some inspiration from: GitHub - ExHammer/hammer: An Elixir rate-limiter with pluggable backends · GitHub
Thanks for your work and for publishing it!