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> That's why some clever person had added a client-side "gate" to the transport. If it saw that too many requests were timing out to some service, they'd just s
by ATsch 7y ago
> That's why some clever person had added a client-side "gate" to the transport. If it saw that too many requests were timing out to some service, they'd just start failing all of them without waiting
I believe this is commonly called the "circuit breaker pattern"
- Rapzid 7y agoSi. If you already have a distributed rate-limiting service, it could be used to create a more intelligent circuit-breaking service as well I would imagine..