Rate Limiting - Definition or Meaning

Rate Limiting

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Definition of “Rate Limiting” :

“Rate Limiting” is a technique used in data networks to control the speed at which a user can send or receive data. It helps prevent network congestion and ensures fair usage by limiting the amount of data a user can transfer in a specific time period.

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