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Example authentication methods: https://developer.github.com/v3/#authentication

It seems like it segfaulted with the following conf file

Main: Forwarding request to https://name.myshopify.com:443/admin/shop.json
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
root@:/var/cuttle# cat cuttle.yml
addr: :3128
cacert: './cacert.pem'
cakey: './privkey.pem'
zones:
  - host: "*.myshopify.com"
    shared: false
    control: rps
    rate: 2
  - host: "*"
    shared: true
    control: noop

Currently, cuttle only supports creating a zone by HOST. It is better to support creating a zone by URL. E.g. api.example.com/users/*/ creates zone per users/*/.

Supports cuttle -f config.yml rather than reading config.yml from $CWD

There are few cases here.

1. Redirects from unlimited zone A to rate limited zone B.
2. Redirects from rate limited zone A to unlimited zone B.
3. Redirects from rate limited zone A to rate limited zone B.
4. Redirects from unlimited zone A to unlimited zone B.

I have a use case where I would like to use this behind a corporate proxy. Is there a setting I can add in main.go to facilitate the request being forwarded to the corporate proxy?

Hi @mrkschan, thanks for writing this. I'm wondering what state this is in, and if you have any idea if it can be deployed to heroku. Many thanks!

We're looking for a solution to limit requests to an external API to slow down our requests (from multiple backend services) to conform with their rate limits. They have set a 30 request per minute limit which is going to be roughly ½ requests per second.

This doesn't seem to fit in with cuttle's configuration as anything under 0 is throwing an exception. I would essentially need to set a rate: .5 in the configuration I believe.

We better provide useful error message when the config file is not correct.

Example https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/business/articles/usage_limits#limitexceeded

Prepare a set of test scripts that run against certain API service with rate limit.

This rate limiter has two config options - i. HTTP header name, ii. time pause unit (s/ms/etc.)

• Does goproxy already support that?
• Is this compatible with TLS/SSL MITM?
• Does Cuttle really need to support it since Cuttle is a middleware living inside a data center?