You also have the option of setting the limit much lower to limit requests on public APIs. However, you’ll still want make sure your server does everything it can to block attackers from accessing it. This will usually protect well against Layer 3 and 4 attacks targeting your server. Of course, your cloud provider may also have DDoS protection. By default, your application is going to respond to every request, so setting a reasonable limit is a good idea. Most services should probably set some kind of rate limit, because no reasonable human is going to be making 100 requests a second for ten minutes straight. There are plenty of reasons to rate limit requests. Rate limiting can help prevent abuse from basic DDoS attacks, and it’s pretty easy to set up for Blazor/ASP.NET Core applications. If you’re making a public API or website, you’re probably worried about performance.
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