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Possible to create a dynamic rate limiter?
See original GitHub issueSome APIs have strict limits. However, we need to put a rate limit on API calls to servers of unknown CPU/RAM. We can probably write a plugin to get stats reported back to us, and scale the rate limit up/down, but then we need to modify the existing RateLimiter. RateLimiterConfig doesn’t have any mutator methods.
Could setters be added for timeoutDuration, limitRefreshPeriod and limitForPeriod?
Alternatively, maybe something like a RateLimiterScalingStrategy and the default would be NoScalingStrategy that duplicates the current behavior. Then we could write a custom implementation?
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merged to master
Looks good to me. Thanks!