Requests: A Super Simple HTTP Request Library for Python!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Requests: The Donut of HTTP Requests! Making network requests is as easy as ordering takeout? The Requests library is your delicious delivery rider! This library allows you to easily handle various network data retrievals, saying goodbye to cumbersome network … Read more

Requests: A Super Simple HTTP Request Library for Python!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Requests: Making Network Requests So Easy! In the vast world of Python network programming, there is a library that makes HTTP requests as easy as pie. That’s right, I’m talking about Requests! Want to elegantly fetch web data, simulate … Read more

An Introduction to Ruby Network Programming: Implementing Simple HTTP Requests

An Introduction to Ruby Network Programming: Implementing Simple HTTP Requests In modern software development, network programming is an indispensable part. Whether building web applications, APIs, or performing data scraping, understanding how to send and receive HTTP requests is very important. In this article, we will use Ruby to implement simple HTTP requests. What is HTTP? … Read more

Implementing a Simple HTTP Proxy in Golang

This article provides a detailed introduction to implementing an HTTP proxy using Golang. Those who have a need in practical applications can learn from it! A proxy is an important function in networking, serving to retrieve network information on behalf of network users. Figuratively speaking, it acts as a transfer station for network information. For … Read more

Httpx: The Amazing HTTP Client Library for Python!

In the internet age, network requests are like the daily “breath” of programmers. Whether it’s web scraping, API calls, or data interaction, we always need to deal with HTTP. Today, I want to introduce you to a super cool Python library—Httpx, which makes network requests so simple that you’ll scream! Getting to Know Httpx: A … Read more

Introduction to HTTP Requests in Python: The Requests Library

Introduction to HTTP Requests in Python: The Requests Library In today’s web architecture, HTTP requests are fundamental for enabling interaction between clients and servers. Python, as a powerful and user-friendly programming language, provides the <span class="language-python">requests</span> library, which offers a simple and flexible way to initiate HTTP requests. This tutorial will guide beginners through the … Read more

Daphne: The Amazing Python Library for HTTP Servers!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Daphne: Let Your Django Asynchronous Journey Take Off! 🚀 Asynchronous programming has always been a love-hate topic in Python backend development. Especially when dealing with high-concurrency network applications, traditional synchronous servers often fall short. Today, we will talk about … Read more

Asynchronous Network Requests in Python: The aiohttp Module

Asynchronous Network Requests in Python: The aiohttp Module In modern web applications, we often need to handle multiple HTTP requests simultaneously. The traditional synchronous programming model, while simple and easy to understand, performs poorly under high concurrency. Therefore, introducing the concept of asynchronous programming can significantly improve program performance.<span>aiohttp</span> is a powerful asynchronous HTTP client … Read more

Limiting HTTP Request Connection Count with nginx

ngx_http_limit_conn_module Module 1. The ngx_http_limit_conn_module module limits the number of connections based on the configured key, such as limiting the number of connections based on the IP address. 2. Only connections that are currently being processed by the server and whose request headers have been read will be counted towards the limit. limit_conn_zone Directive 1. … Read more

Protection Against HTTP Flood Attacks in Web Firewalls

1. Overview of HTTP Flood Attacks An HTTP flood attack is a type of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack where the attacker overwhelms the target server with a large number of forged HTTP requests (such as GET/POST), exhausting server resources (like connection count, CPU, memory) and preventing legitimate users from accessing the service. Unlike … Read more