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Adds token and request-based rate limiting with an example#29
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Adds token and request-based rate limiting with an example#29
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I think this is useful but limited. The issue is that in a serverless environment (like nextjs api functions) every api call is made in a different lambda function that has no knowledge of the other lambdas so this will rate limit individual lambda functions but we can still have like 100 lambda functions doing api calls at the same time and getting rate limited. To account for that the only solution is some kind of retry with exponential back off. |
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The rate limits on OpenAI seem a little wonky. Not sure if that's only true for Codex or for all the models but I was definitely getting rate limited even when using less than half the requests per minute.
But it's better than nothing (maybe?)