Learn how to proxy an API with Zuplo and protect it with rate limiting.
In this video we show you just how easy it is to proxy an API with Zuplo and add rate-limiting. We also prettify the URL of our ugly backend to make things feel a little more modern and current.
Length: 3 minutes
There was no code in this demo but we did do a URL rewrite as follows
https://ecommerce-legacy.zuplo.io/objects?type=products&id=${params.productId}
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