Ramping Down the CF API V2 Usage: Embracing Improvements and Managin...
summary
A dedicated V2 rate limiter is deployed (rolled out from December with biweekly halving) that returns V2-specific headers and 429 when exceeded; this cuts V2 traffic from 60% to 5%, reduces Cloud Controller VMs by more than 50%, and lands at 1,000 V2 requests per user per hour. An exemption scope via UAA grants temporary relief (applied by a Concourse pipeline, expires after six months). Demo shows V3 remains unaffected and V2 clients must re-authenticate to pick up exemptions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to V2 API ramp-down
- 1:25Motivation for V2 API deprecation
- 4:38Challenges in migration to V3
- 6:43Rate limiting V2 API strategy
- 9:48Exemption process for V2 API
- 12:19Live demo of rate limiting
- 16:41Summary and future outlook
- 19:53Q&A session
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