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Faysal Banna updated TS-2643:
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Attachment: ts_lua_ehemeral.patch
patch TS-3414 thanks to Sudheer Vinukonda
works with ATS-mainstream (5.3.0) still beta test needs approval.
> Origin Server Throttling
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> Key: TS-2643
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-2643
> Project: Traffic Server
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Network, Plugins
> Reporter: Faysal Banna
> Fix For: sometime
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> Attachments: ts_lua_ehemeral.patch
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> Hi Guys
> wonder if its too much work to request for implementing a feature to rate
> limiting (throttling) bandwidth (bytes/sec) for data from Origin Servers ,
> yet i know not where would it be implemented, and since we take most of the
> headers requested and responses in the header_rewrite and we can
> apply/override rules per txn in header_rewrite, The idea is that since we do
> time condition and set background filling and chance some stuff in the
> header_rewrite
> why cann't we issue a configurable request to records.config to limit this
> txn.
> its for the reason needed so that at some peak hours clients who are using
> downloads or watching some porn movies would be rate limited at those times,
> and maybe for example windows updates that work in background would not
> consume much of my bandwidth from origin server
> and leave space more for the interactive pages and stuff to pass through
> thats why i said if it possible to do it in header_rewrite plugin cause as
> far its the only plugin i seen that can override configurable rules as per
> request
> am not sure how the internals of the ATS works per transaction. thats why my
> thought was in header_rewrite. yet i guess it might land in some new plugin
> throttle_plugin or so. taking into consideration that it needs to inspect the
> requested headers and the time it is requested at.
> much regards
> Faysal Banna
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