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7:33 am May 31, 2021
| johnestacado
Journeyman
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I tried several approaches, but all failed, the specified limit_req does not apply. Those who understand proxies, please help or tell me where I can study the documentation. Thank you in advance.
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2:34 am June 1, 2021
| simisgrnt
Journeyman
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Dude, what kind of proxy do you use ? maybe you should change it . In general, I don’t use a proxy, so I don’t know what to suggest
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2:46 am June 1, 2021
| audreyclarkson
Adept
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It has different solution approaches,
Using NGINX and NGINX Plus, it is possible to limit:
The number of connections per key value (for example, per IP address)
The request rate per key value (the number of requests that are allowed to be processed during a second or minute)
The download speed for a connection
Note that IP addresses can be shared behind NAT devices, so limiting by IP address should be used judiciously.
It’s always good and advisable to google and check out a lot of articles when you face such problems because chances are, that someone else might have experienced same issue like yours.
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8:40 am June 6, 2021
| bernardand
Fresh Meat
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what kind of proxy do you use ?
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