Rate Limiting Isn't Optional Here How to Actually Implement It in Node.js
If your API has no rate limiting, any client can send as many requests as it wants. A broken retry loop, a scraper, or a user who refreshes too fast all of it hits your server with no limit. This guide shows you how to add rate limiting to a Node.js API properly from the basic setup to Redis-backed
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