How do I use Redis to implement rate-limiting across multiple Spring Boot instances with varying quotas

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Can you tell me how to use Redis to implement rate-limiting across multiple spring boot instance with varying quotas?
Nov 26 in Java-Script by Ashutosh
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You can use Redis to implement distributed rate-limiting across multiple Spring Boot instances by leveraging Redis' atomic operations. The steps are as follows:

  • Add Redis Dependency:
  • Service Implementation:
  • Controller Usage:

Here is the code snippet showing all these steps:

In the above code, we are using ZSET Usage, which Redis ZSET tracks the timestamps of requests for each user, Window Quota, which limits user requests within a rolling time window (e.g., 1 minute) and Distributed Lock-Free to Efficiently for distributed rate-limiting across multiple Spring Boot instances.

Hence, using this, you can implement rate-limiting across multiple Spring Boot instances with varying quotas

answered Nov 27 by anil limbu

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