Super naive python redis limiter
Project description
python redis backed limiter
sliding log or fixed window limiter
This module mainly offer two limiter * FixedWindowLimiter
simply using redis incr, which about 10 times the speed of the sliding
version but the limit is not smooth, may overflow a threshold size
near the gap between two intervals * SlidingWindowLimiter
using redis ordered set, slow but offers more smooth limit and more
extendability
installation
pip install python-throttle
dummy example usage:
reminder: use name_space to avoid possible conflict on the same key
import time
from limiter import FixedWindowLimiter
TEST_REDIS_CONFIG = {'host': 'localhost','port': 6379,'db': 10}
ip = "who are you?"
throttle = FixedWindowLimiter(threshold=2, interval=3, redis_config=TEST_REDIS_CONFIG, name_space="default")
print("first time, blocked?: {}".format(throttle.exceeded(ip)))
print("second time, blocked?: {}".format(throttle.exceeded(ip)))
print("now I block you, blocked?: {}".format(throttle.exceeded(ip)))
time.sleep(3)
print("refill energy, blocked?: {}".format(throttle.exceeded(ip)))
ouput:
first time blocked?: False second time blocked?: False now I block you blocked?: True refill energy blocked?: False
dummy beach mark
It is from my unittest and not accurate,
rate_counter_pressure_test: SlidingRedisCounter rate_counter_pressure_test: SlidingRedisCounter time count: 1.0075314449495636 rate_counter_pressure_test: FixedWindowRedisCounter rate_counter_pressure_test: FixedWindowRedisCounter time count: 0.13711917598266155
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