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API Rate Limiting

A technique to control the number of requests a client can make to an API within a specific time period.

Rate limiting protects APIs from abuse and ensures fair usage across all clients. It can be implemented using various algorithms like token bucket, sliding window, or fixed window. Rate limits are typically expressed as requests per minute, hour, or day.

Feature Flag

A technique that allows developers to enable or disable features in production without deploying new code.

Feature flags provide a way to control feature rollouts, perform A/B testing, and quickly disable problematic features. They enable teams to deploy code with features turned off, then gradually enable them for specific user segments or all users when ready.

MCP (Model Context Protocol)

An open protocol that lets AI systems connect to external data sources and tools in a standardized way.

MCP gives AI models a standardized way to access real-time information, execute actions, and maintain context across different applications and services. It acts as a bridge between an AI assistant and the systems that hold your data, so answers stay grounded in live evidence instead of stale exports.