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"target": "2025-03-28",
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"risks": [{"risk":"Cardinality explosion from per-endpoint labels","mitigation":"Cap label set to top-20 endpoints; aggregate the rest under 'other'"}]
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<div class="plan-label">Implementation Plan</div>
<h1>API Rate Limiting</h1>
<p class="goal">
Ship configurable rate limiting for the public API before Q2.
The system must support per-endpoint configuration, expose operational
metrics from day one, and roll out without downtime for existing consumers.
</p>
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<span><strong>Owner</strong> Platform Team</span>
<span><strong>Target</strong> 2025-03-28</span>
<span><strong>Confidence</strong> Medium</span>
<span><strong>Duration</strong> ~4.5 weeks</span>
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<div class="timeline-phase">Phase 1</div>
<div class="timeline-name">Foundation</div>
<div class="timeline-dur">2 weeks / Feb 17 -- Feb 28</div>
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<div class="timeline-phase">Phase 2</div>
<div class="timeline-name">Observability</div>
<div class="timeline-dur">1.5 weeks / Mar 3 -- Mar 12</div>
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<div class="timeline-phase">Phase 3</div>
<div class="timeline-name">Rollout</div>
<div class="timeline-dur">1 week / Mar 17 -- Mar 21</div>
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<h2>Foundation</h2>
<span class="phase-duration">2 weeks</span>
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<p>
Build the core rate-limiting middleware and token bucket implementation.
This phase produces a working, configurable limiter that slots into the
existing API gateway as an Express-compatible middleware. All algorithmic
and configuration decisions are locked by the end of this phase.
</p>
<h3>Deliverables</h3>
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<li>Rate-limiting middleware (Express/Koa compatible)</li>
<li>Token bucket algorithm with configurable burst and sustained rates</li>
<li>Configuration schema (YAML) with per-endpoint overrides</li>
<li>Integration tests covering burst, sustained, and edge cases</li>
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<div class="deps"><strong>Dependencies:</strong> API gateway routing table finalized; Auth team confirms token identity format.</div>
<div class="risk">
<strong>Risk:</strong> Token bucket precision degrades under high concurrency.<br>
<span class="mitigation"><strong>Mitigation:</strong> Use atomic Redis INCR with Lua script; benchmark at 10k RPS before merge.</span>
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<button class="btn btn--accent"
data-agent-action="Break down Phase 1 (Foundation) into granular engineering tasks with estimates, assignees, and dependencies between tasks."
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<span class="phase-num">2</span>
<h2>Observability</h2>
<span class="phase-duration">1.5 weeks</span>
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<p>
Instrument the rate limiter with metrics, dashboards, and alerts. The goal
is full operational visibility before any external traffic hits the limiter.
On-call engineers should be able to diagnose rate-limiting behavior within
two minutes of an alert firing.
</p>
<h3>Deliverables</h3>
<ul>
<li>Prometheus metrics: <code>requests_limited_total</code>, <code>bucket_fill_ratio</code>, <code>limit_config_version</code></li>
<li>Grafana dashboard with per-tenant and per-endpoint panels</li>
<li>PagerDuty alerts for sustained rejection rate above threshold</li>
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<div class="deps"><strong>Dependencies:</strong> Foundation phase middleware deployed to staging.</div>
<div class="risk">
<strong>Risk:</strong> Cardinality explosion from per-endpoint Prometheus labels.<br>
<span class="mitigation"><strong>Mitigation:</strong> Cap label set to top-20 endpoints by traffic volume; aggregate the rest under "other".</span>
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<span class="phase-num">3</span>
<h2>Rollout</h2>
<span class="phase-duration">1 week</span>
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<p>
Staged activation across consumer tiers, with documentation and
operational runbook published before enforcement begins. Each stage has
a 24-hour bake period and explicit go/no-go criteria before advancing.
</p>
<h3>Deliverables</h3>
<ul>
<li>Staged rollout: internal traffic, then beta partners, then general availability</li>
<li>Public documentation and API changelog entry</li>
<li>Incident runbook with rollback procedure and escalation path</li>
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<div class="deps"><strong>Dependencies:</strong> Observability dashboards reviewed by on-call rotation; partner communication sent 5 business days before enforcement.</div>
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<strong>Risk:</strong> Beta partner integration breaks due to undocumented retry behavior.<br>
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<strong>Option A: Redis.</strong> Shared state across all instances via a
centralized Redis cluster. Provides strong consistency and works with any
load-balancing strategy. Adds an infrastructure dependency and a latency
hop per request.
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instance maintains its own counters. Requires sticky routing by API key
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<p class="deadline"><strong>Deadline:</strong> February 21, 2025 -- blocks Phase 1 implementation.</p>
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<li><strong>T1.1 — Scaffold middleware package</strong> (2d, Alex). Create the Express/Koa-compatible middleware skeleton with request interception, response decoration, and passthrough logic. No dependencies.</li>
<li><strong>T1.2 — Implement token bucket core</strong> (3d, Jordan). Atomic token bucket with Lua-scripted Redis operations. Supports configurable refill rate, burst size, and key partitioning. Blocked by storage-backend decision.</li>
<li><strong>T1.3 — Config schema and loader</strong> (2d, Sam). YAML schema with per-endpoint overrides, hot-reload support, and validation. Can start in parallel with T1.1.</li>
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<li><strong>Auth token format dependency.</strong> If the Auth team changes the token identity format after we start, the key-partitioning logic in the bucket implementation needs rework. Mitigation: get a written commitment on the format by Feb 18, or build an abstraction layer over the identity extractor.</li>
<li><strong>Redis latency under load.</strong> Adding a Redis round-trip to every API request increases P99 latency by 1-3ms. For latency-sensitive endpoints, this may violate SLOs. Mitigation: implement a local cache with short TTL (100ms) as a fast-path; fall back to Redis for authoritative state.</li>
<li><strong>Configuration hot-reload race condition.</strong> If a config change is applied while requests are in-flight, some requests may be evaluated against the old config and others against the new config within the same time window. Mitigation: version the config and drain in-flight requests on version change, or accept eventual consistency with a documented propagation window.</li>
<li><strong>Gateway routing table delay.</strong> The API gateway routing table is owned by another team and has been rescheduled twice. If it slips past Feb 21, the middleware has nowhere to be deployed for integration testing. Mitigation: build a standalone test harness that simulates the gateway routing behavior.</li>
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<li><strong>Parallelize T1.1 and T1.2.</strong> Currently sequential because the middleware skeleton seems like a prerequisite. In practice, the token bucket can be developed as a standalone module with its own interface. Wire it into the middleware at the end. Saves 2 days.</li>
<li><strong>Start T1.4 incrementally.</strong> Write integration tests for the config loader and middleware passthrough before the bucket implementation lands. When T1.2 finishes, only the bucket-specific tests remain. Saves 1 day.</li>
<li><strong>Pre-decide the storage backend.</strong> The Redis vs. in-memory decision (due Feb 21) is on the critical path. If the team can make this call by Feb 17 — even as a provisional decision with a documented reversal clause — T1.2 can start immediately without blocking on the decision meeting. Saves 0.5 days of idle time.</li>
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<li><strong>T2.1 — Instrument middleware with Prometheus metrics</strong> (2d, Jordan). Add counters for requests_limited_total, requests_passed_total, and a gauge for bucket_fill_ratio. Emit labels for endpoint, tenant, and config_version.</li>
<li><strong>T2.2 — Build Grafana dashboard</strong> (1.5d, Sam). Panels: rejection rate over time, top-10 limited tenants, bucket fill ratio heatmap, config version timeline. Use variables for tenant and endpoint filtering.</li>
<li><strong>T2.3 — Configure PagerDuty alerts</strong> (1d, Alex). Alert when rejection rate exceeds 5% sustained for 5 minutes. Separate critical alert when rejection rate exceeds 20% for 2 minutes. Include runbook link in alert payload.</li>
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<li><strong>Prometheus storage cost.</strong> Per-endpoint and per-tenant labels create high-cardinality time series. At 200 endpoints and 500 tenants, we could generate 100k+ unique series. Mitigation: the top-20 aggregation strategy from the risk register, plus a 30-day retention policy on the rate-limiting metrics namespace.</li>
<li><strong>Dashboard accuracy under partition.</strong> If the Prometheus scrape misses a window (network partition, pod restart), the dashboard will show gaps that could mask a real incident. Mitigation: add a staleness indicator to the dashboard and alert on scrape failures separately.</li>
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<li><strong>L3.1 — Internal traffic activation</strong> (0.5d, Alex). Enable rate limiting for internal services only. Go/no-go: zero false rejections of internal traffic over 24 hours, all dashboard panels rendering correctly.</li>
<li><strong>L3.2 — Beta partner activation</strong> (0.5d, Alex). Enable for 3 selected beta partners. Go/no-go: no partner-reported issues within 24 hours, rejection rate below 1%, Retry-After header confirmed working in partner logs.</li>
<li><strong>L3.3 — General availability</strong> (0.5d, Alex). Enable for all API consumers. Go/no-go: beta period clean for 48 hours, documentation published, support team briefed.</li>
<li><strong>L3.4 — Documentation and runbook</strong> (1.5d, Sam). Public API docs, changelog, developer guide for handling 429 responses, internal runbook with rollback steps (config flag to disable, not a code deploy).</li>
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<li><strong>Communication gap with long-tail partners.</strong> The 5-day advance notice may not reach partners who don't monitor their developer email. Some integrations run unattended and will hit 429 errors without anyone noticing. Mitigation: add a "warn" mode that returns a deprecation header for 2 weeks before enforcement; log which API keys have not yet seen the warning header.</li>
<li><strong>Rollback complexity.</strong> If the config-flag rollback disables rate limiting globally, we lose protection for all endpoints simultaneously. A partial rollback (disable for one endpoint or one tenant) requires a more sophisticated config mechanism. Mitigation: ensure the YAML config supports per-endpoint and per-tenant enable/disable flags, not just a global toggle.</li>
<li><strong>Support team readiness.</strong> Support will receive 429-related tickets from consumers who did not read the documentation. If the support team is not briefed, they will escalate to engineering unnecessarily. Mitigation: create a support playbook with canned responses and self-service troubleshooting steps; schedule a 30-minute briefing before GA.</li>
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<p><strong>Per-key only</strong> is simplest to implement (one bucket per key) but makes it easy for a single organization to circumvent limits by creating multiple keys. This is acceptable if billing is per-key.</p>
<p><strong>Per-organization only</strong> is simpler for the consumer to reason about but requires aggregating across all keys in an org. This adds a lookup step (key to org mapping) on every request and requires the org-level counter to handle concurrent updates from multiple keys.</p>
<p><strong>Hierarchical (recommended)</strong> provides per-key limits for burst protection and per-org limits as a billing-aligned ceiling. Implementation cost is moderate: two bucket lookups per request, but the org-level bucket can use a longer time window (hourly vs. per-second) to reduce precision requirements. This aligns with the billing model regardless of how Product finalizes it.</p>
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<p>For the initial release, response headers are sufficient and effectively free to implement. A dedicated endpoint adds value only if consumers need to check quota without making a real API call — useful for pre-flight checks in batch processing. Estimated implementation cost for the dedicated endpoint: 2 days including tests and documentation.</p>
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<li><strong>Storage-backend decision (Feb 21)</strong> — blocks the token bucket implementation.</li>
<li><strong>Token bucket implementation (T1.2)</strong> — the core algorithm, blocked by the decision above. 3 days.</li>
<li><strong>Integration test suite (T1.4)</strong> — cannot complete until the bucket is implemented. 3 days, partially parallelizable.</li>
<li><strong>Prometheus instrumentation (T2.1)</strong> — requires deployed middleware. 2 days.</li>
<li><strong>Internal traffic activation (L3.1)</strong> — requires validated dashboards. 0.5 days.</li>
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<li><strong>Start dashboard design during Phase 1.</strong> The Grafana dashboard layout and panel structure can be designed before metrics exist. Sam can build the dashboard with mock data during week 2 of Phase 1, then wire it to real metrics on day 1 of Phase 2. Saves 1-1.5 days.</li>
<li><strong>Start documentation during Phase 2.</strong> The public API documentation (429 response format, Retry-After header, rate-limit response headers) can be written as soon as the middleware interface is finalized at the end of Phase 1. Does not need to wait for Phase 3. Saves 1 day.</li>
<li><strong>Start partner communication during Phase 2.</strong> The 5-business-day advance notice to beta partners can go out during the observability phase rather than waiting for Phase 3 to begin. This is a coordination task, not an engineering dependency. Saves 0 engineering days but de-risks the rollout timeline.</li>
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<li><strong>Cut: Grafana dashboard polish.</strong> Ship with a basic dashboard (2 panels: rejection rate, top tenants) instead of the full 6-panel version. The detailed dashboard can follow in a fast-follow. Saves 1 day.</li>
<li><strong>Cut: Dedicated rate-limit status endpoint.</strong> Response headers provide 80% of the value. Defer the endpoint entirely. Saves 2 days if it was in scope.</li>
<li><strong>Cut: General availability stage.</strong> Go from beta partners directly to a "soft launch" with rate limits in warn-only mode for all consumers. Full enforcement follows one week later. This compresses the rollout phase from 5 days to 2 days but adds a follow-up task.</li>
<li><strong>Do not cut: Integration tests, runbook, or Retry-After header.</strong> These are load-bearing for operational safety. Cutting them trades schedule risk for incident risk.</li>
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