Microservices #157465
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyHey folks, In a distributed microservices setup where multiple stateless services across multiple regions all depend on the same rate-limited third-party API, what’s a good way to throttle requests in a consistent and fault-tolerant way? The catch is:
Anyone faced something like this? Would love to hear creative solutions or battle-tested approaches. |
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If the third-party API itself returns rate-limit headers, have each service node: Parse X-RateLimit-Remaining, Retry-After, etc. Back off locally based on that. Not perfect, but helps each node self-throttle based on real feedback. |
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If the third-party API itself returns rate-limit headers, have each service node:
Parse X-RateLimit-Remaining, Retry-After, etc.
Back off locally based on that.
Not perfect, but helps each node self-throttle based on real feedback.