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Package magento2-graph-ql-rate-limiting
Short Description Magento 2 module to add rate limiting to GraphQL resources
License OSL-3.0
Homepage https://github.com/yireo/Yireo_GraphQlRateLimiting
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Yireo GraphQlRateLimiting
Magento 2 module to add rate limiting to GraphQL resources
WARNING: As of yet, the sunspikes/php-ratelimiter library is no longer being maintained. And because of this, this module is dead, until it is refactored to use another rate limiting tool.
This module implements the sunspikes/php-ratelimiter in Magento 2. It checks how many GraphQL mutations and/or GraphQL queries are sent from a specific client to a Magento instance and if the number of these requests exceeds a configured maximum, a GraphQL error is generated.
This module is specifically recommended for limiting mutations, so that your Magento shop is not flooded with fake requests to create sessions, customers or other data. Usually, in a headless environment, the amount of mutations is limited.
Usage
Install this extension:
composer require yireo/magento2-graph-ql-rate-limiting
bin/magento module:enable Yireo_GraphQlRateLimiting
bin/magento setup:upgrade
Next, login to the Magento Admin Panel, navigate to Store Configuration and then Yireo > Yireo GraphQlRateLimiting > Settings and modify the settings to your needs. The default might be fine though. The settings Enabled and Limit Mutations are definitely to be enabled, otherwise this extension is kind of pointless. Whether Limit Queries is useful up to you. The settings Maximum Queries and Maximum Mutations refer to the maximum amount of queries or mutations to be made within a certain timeframe (Timeframe) before a connection is denied for the remainder of that timeframe.
Finally, navigate to Cache Management and enable the cache GraphQL Rate Limiting:
bin/magento cache:enable graphql_rate_limiting
Testing to see if this works
Open up GraphiQL or some other client and create a simple request like the following:
Configure the following settings in this Magento module (under the Store Configuration):
- Enabled: Yes
- Limit Queries: Yes
- Maximum Queries: 3
After running the same query three-times an error should popup up:
Testing of the cache type
This extension adds a Cache Type GRAPHQL_RATE_LIMITING
to the Magento cache frontends. To test whether the Cache Type is working, you can run the following Functional Test:
Other functional tests
To run other functional tests, the following can be used:
Please note that this resets your configuration. Do not do this on a live Magento site.
Todo
- Make compatible with PHP 8
- Allow saving data in Redis
- Check what Adobe Commerce uses for
backpressure-logger
- Add integation tests
- Add
MovingWindowSettings
andFixedWindowSettings
- Allow for specific endpoints to be limited
- Make sure to reply with HTTP/1.1 429 Too Many Requests
All versions of magento2-graph-ql-rate-limiting with dependencies
magento/module-checkout Version ^100.1
magento/module-quote Version ^100.1|^101.0
sunspikes/php-ratelimiter Version 1.2.1
php Version 7.4.*