A web server has blocked the IP address of a client after exceeding its request limit. The client’s IP address, 37.27.54.14, was associated with an unusually high number of requests, prompting the server to enforce rate limiting measures.
According to the Too Many Requests system, which is used by several popular websites, including GitHub and Google, the block was triggered after a series of repeated requests from the same IP address. The request ID, 9315743172, further confirms that this incident occurred on a specific instance of theToo Many Requests service.
This action is designed to prevent abuse and protect the server’s resources from being overwhelmed by excessive traffic. By blocking the offending IP address, the server aims to maintain stability and ensure a better user experience for all legitimate clients.
Source: https://www.gmtoday.com/business/why-you-should-aim-to-retire-early-even-if-you-fail/article_8f942061-7124-4cdc-aae0-e3b388fd8c94.html