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To me, it's a bucket that's being filled at constant rate from a tap until it's full, and the traffic requires taking some water from the bucket. If there's no
by megous 4y ago
To me, it's a bucket that's being filled at constant rate from a tap until it's full, and the traffic requires taking some water from the bucket. If there's no water, the trafic has to be dropped or wait in a queue.
Basicaly, you can look at it either way.
- RamRodification 4y agoI like it. I guess it's one of those things where it depends on the example used when you learned about it? For me it was some Nginx guide on rate limiting and I think they described it in the way I see it.