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Rate limiting controls how frequently a client, user, application, or service can perform an operation within a defined period. An API might allow 100 requests per minute per user, while a login endpoint might permit only five failed attempts within a short interval.

Redis is a high-performance, in-memory data store used for caching, session management, counters, rate limiting, leaderboards, and real-time applications. It provides atomic commands and specialized data structures that allow applications to access and update shared state with very low latency.