Allow to configure basic rate limiting for HTTP requests #8031
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### Motivation In some cases it's desirable to throttle the number of HTTP requests made against brokers to avoid impact from either malign attacks or misconfigured clients. This add a very simple servlet filter and could be later expanded with more sophisticated logic.
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Motivation
In some cases it's desirable to throttle the number of HTTP requests made against brokers to avoid impact from either malign attacks or misconfigured clients.
This add a very simple servlet filter and could be later expanded with more sophisticated logic.