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I think it would be neat for the /json API route to accept a DELETE request which clears the matching Redis keys. For example, when a user successfully enters their password correctly, we reset the rate limits for that user. I realize this wouldn't be something Envoy would call directly, but something a different service could call directly.
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@vincentjames501 I've been working on this over here and with the proto definitions here as I also required resetting a rate. On calling the /json endpoint with the DELETE HTTP verb it will reset the local in memory cache, memcached or redis for a given set of descriptors. Resets can also be done via gRPC and I've included a new flag in the gRPC client to do the reset.
I think it would be neat for the /json API route to accept a DELETE request which clears the matching Redis keys. For example, when a user successfully enters their password correctly, we reset the rate limits for that user. I realize this wouldn't be something Envoy would call directly, but something a different service could call directly.
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