Rate Limiter with Sliding Window Algorithm

In this video, we try to understand how a rate limiter with the sliding window algorithm works and why we even need a rate limtier. This is a very important system design concept and a must know for all developers for interviews as well as real life.
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[@reddy901]

Simple and Clean. Awesome.

[@core_dump]

Thanks!

[@hemkantgangurde8071]

Subscribed, liked the explanation!!

[@core_dump]

Awesome, thank you!

[@hz8711]

I never thought about it, interesting concept, thanks!

[@sbera87]

very well presented. Looking forward to more clear videos like this

[@core_dump]

More to come!

[@devitosolucoes7534]

Awesome explaination. thanks

[@core_dump]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karthikmucheli7930]

Clear example, great explanation 😊

[@core_dump]

Thank you! 😃

[@shreyahehe]

Hey, I loved this video! Your explanation was very clear..someone as silly as me got it :p and your handwriting is silly hehe, but no problemo :p

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Definitely not paid to comment

[@rakshahegde3856]

very good explanation🙌

[@core_dump]

Thanks!

[@varshard0]

Subscribed

[@core_dump]

Welcome aboard for the journey.. :)

[@collegetv7986]

Hi, 5:33 I didn't get why storing so many requests is problematic. We are storing requests in sliding window also for that window and that too of previous window

[@jenniferliu2702]

The algorithm consumes a lot of memory because even if a request is rejected, its timestamp might still be stored in memory. Source came from System Design Interview An Insider's Guide by Alex Xu

[@MuscleTeamOfficial]

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