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@Brody can confirm, but I don't believe there is a rate limit

I had to change my connection to get access again.
My main IP (home) is blocked from accessing any service I have on Railway
im using my 5g connection rn

if i try from the connection i used to make the load test, i get this: ERRCONNECTIONTIMED_OUT

it just released my IP
I believe I reached the rate limit and was blocked for a few minutes

https://docs.railway.com/reference/public-networking#domain-rate-limits
I found this information, but I don't think I achieved it.

I believe I found where I bumped into

yes there are rate limits, they are per ip though, so if you hit your service hard from a single ip you will get rate limited, thus you are unlikely to hit a rate limit with genuine traffic

dreaming big:
if I reach this limit, is it possible to adjust?

i think there would have to be something critically wrong with your application's design for you to hit these limits with legitimate distributed traffic

I would just like to confirm if I understood correctly, my IP was blocked because it exceeded the limit of 100 concurrent connections, correct?

• in the load test I performed, I tried to make 120 requests per second, and the process takes about 300ms, so it may have exceeded the 100 simultaneous connections

correct

ok

I will confirm, but this can happen in the current model (as bad as it may seem)

it happened because all the traffic came from a single ip, you could do far more traffic if you didnt make all the requests from a singular ip

Yes, I understand that

The point is that the requests come from a client (same IP) to here, currently around 500 requests per minute.

I made several improvements to this service to meet the promised demand, I don't believe it will reach 100 per second, but if it does happen I would like to know what I can do to adjust it.

thats not something that can be adjusted by the end user

@Brody if i share the static IP of my client, is it possible to set like in a white list?

thats also not something that can be adjusted by the end user

Can I request it from someone?

sorry no, limits are there for a reason, and we have yet to see a single user hit them with a correctly behaving application

^

I can present what the application does, if that is the case

no its not an issue with what your application does, its the amount of requests

Obviously these are peaks, it's not 24 hours a day

but that's okay, if it's not possible, I'll try to keep it up as long as I can, if necessary I'll try another solution

thanks, it helped confirm what I need

happy to help!

!s