Redis-cell, an API rate limiter as a Redis module, written in Rust

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Redis-cell is a rate-limiting module for Redis built with Rust. It enables developers to enforce API rate limits directly within Redis using a sliding-window algorithm. The module is designed for software teams who need to control request traffic and prevent abuse on their services. As a Redis module, it integrates into existing Redis deployments without requiring a separate service, making it straightforward to implement rate limiting at scale.

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