Rate Limiting in ASP.NET Core: All 4 Algorithms Explained With Code

Dev.to•Tue, Oct 20, 2026, 11:08 AM•2 min read

One misbehaving client is enough to take an API down. It doesn't have to be an attacker. A mobile app with a bug in its retry loop.

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