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Please write an internal wiki page with the following details:

Page Title: {{input}}
Page Type: {{input}}
Target Audience: {{input}}
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{{input}}

Write a well-structured markdown wiki page with:
- # {{input}} (H1 title)
- ## Overview (2-3 sentences summarizing the topic)
- ## [Relevant sections based on the page type "{{input}}"] with detailed content expanded from the notes above
- ## Related Pages (a placeholder list of 3-4 related wiki pages in [[Page Name]] format)

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# API Rate Limiting Architecture

## Overview
This page describes the rate limiting architecture used across our internal APIs to protect services from excessive traffic and ensure fair usage among all clients. Rate limiting is enforced at the API gateway layer and per-service, providing defense in depth.

## Architecture Design

### Components
- **API Gateway**: Entry point for all requests; enforces global per-IP and per-token limits using a sliding window algorithm backed by Redis.
- **Service-level limiters**: Each microservice maintains its own in-memory rate limit bucket (token bucket algorithm) as a secondary defense.
- **Upstash Redis**: Durable, serverless-compatible store for distributed rate limit counters.

### Limits
| Endpoint Class | Limit | Window |
|---|---|---|
| Public API | 60 req | 60 s |
| Authenticated API | 600 req | 60 s |
| LLM inference routes | 10 req | 60 s |

### Flow
1. Request arrives at API gateway.
2. Gateway checks Upstash Redis counter for the client IP + API key combo.
3. If within limit, request is forwarded; counter is incremented.
4. If over limit, gateway returns HTTP 429 with \

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