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@Dugowitch Dugowitch commented Feb 10, 2026

I hope this change will enable us to basically DOS attack an endpoint and evaluate the high-req-per-second hypothesis for RHINENG-22821.

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  • Raise the RATELIMIT configuration from 100 to 1000 requests per second in the ClowdApp deployment manifest.

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Enhancements:

  • Raise the configured request rate limit from 100 to 1000 requests per second in the deployment parameters.

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Increases the configured RATELIMIT parameter in the ClowdApp deployment manifest from 100 to 1000 requests per second to temporarily allow higher request throughput for testing.

Sequence diagram for request handling with updated RATELIMIT

sequenceDiagram
    actor Client
    participant Ingress
    participant ServicePod
    participant RateLimiter
    participant UpstreamHandler

    Client->>Ingress: HTTP request
    Ingress->>ServicePod: Forward request
    ServicePod->>RateLimiter: Check allowed(RATELIMIT=1000)
    alt under_limit
        RateLimiter-->>ServicePod: allowed
        ServicePod->>UpstreamHandler: Process request
        UpstreamHandler-->>ServicePod: Response
        ServicePod-->>Ingress: HTTP 2xx/4xx/5xx
        Ingress-->>Client: Response
    else over_limit
        RateLimiter-->>ServicePod: rejected
        ServicePod-->>Ingress: HTTP 429
        Ingress-->>Client: HTTP 429 Too Many Requests
    end
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Increase the leaky-bucket rate limit to allow up to 1000 requests per second.
  • Update the RATELIMIT parameter value from 100 to 1000 in the deployment configuration parameters section
  • Preserve all other deployment parameters and comments unchanged to maintain existing behavior aside from rate limiting
deploy/clowdapp.yaml

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@Dugowitch Dugowitch marked this pull request as ready for review February 10, 2026 13:27
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

  • Given this is intended as a temporary change to support load/DOS-style testing, consider scoping the higher RATELIMIT to a non-production environment or a dedicated testing configuration rather than changing the shared default parameter.
  • It would be helpful to encode the temporary nature of this change directly in the config (e.g., via a comment with the RHINENG-22821 reference and revert criteria) so it’s clear when and why this should be rolled back.
  • Raising the RATELIMIT by 10x may impact upstream/downstream components’ stability and monitoring signals; consider whether additional protective limits (e.g., at the ingress or per-IP level) are needed to avoid unintended collateral effects during your experiment.
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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Given this is intended as a temporary change to support load/DOS-style testing, consider scoping the higher RATELIMIT to a non-production environment or a dedicated testing configuration rather than changing the shared default parameter.
- It would be helpful to encode the temporary nature of this change directly in the config (e.g., via a comment with the RHINENG-22821 reference and revert criteria) so it’s clear when and why this should be rolled back.
- Raising the RATELIMIT by 10x may impact upstream/downstream components’ stability and monitoring signals; consider whether additional protective limits (e.g., at the ingress or per-IP level) are needed to avoid unintended collateral effects during your experiment.

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