Meeting Notes Summary

• **API rate limiting redesign due by end of March:** The team is switching from a sliding window to a token bucket algorithm to better handle burst traffic for enterprise clients. Sarah will share her proposal doc by Friday. • **Backward compatibility plan:** Both old and new header formats will be supported during a 6-month deprecation period to accommodate 200+ existing integrations. • **Action items assigned:** Mike will own the migration guide (starting Monday) and Sarah will distribute the proposal document by Friday.

- The team agreed to finalize the API redesign by the end of March, focusing on improving rate limiting for enterprise clients by moving to a token bucket algorithm. - Backward compatibility will be maintained for 6 months, supporting both old and new rate limit headers, with a deprecation notice. - Sarah will share the proposal document by Friday, and Mike will own and begin work on the migration guide next week.

- The team plans to finalize the API redesign by the end of March to address rate limiting issues affecting enterprise clients. - Sarah proposed switching to the token bucket algorithm for better burst handling, with support for both old and new formats during a 6-month transition period. - Mike will create the migration guide starting Monday, and Sarah will share the proposal document by Friday.

- The team aims to finalize the API redesign by the end of March to address rate limiting issues affecting enterprise clients. - Sarah proposed implementing a token bucket algorithm for better burst handling, supporting both new and old formats for six months to ensure backward compatibility. - Action items include Mike creating a migration guide and Sarah sharing the proposal document by Friday.

• Decision: Adopt token-bucket rate limiting to replace the current sliding-window scheme, aiming to resolve enterprise client issues; launch targeted for end of March. • Compatibility plan: Maintain both the old and new rate-limit headers for a 6-month deprecation period. • Action items: Sarah will circulate her detailed proposal by Friday; Mike will draft the migration guide starting Monday.

• The team agreed to finalize the API redesign by the end of March, switching the rate limiting method to a token bucket algorithm to better handle burst traffic for enterprise clients. • To maintain backward compatibility with over 200 existing integrations, both the current and new header formats will be supported for 6 months with a deprecation notice. • Action items include Sarah sharing the proposal document by Friday and Mike taking responsibility for developing the migration guide, starting Monday.

• Team aims to finalize the API redesign (including improved rate limiting) by end of March to address enterprise client issues. • Sarah proposes switching to a token-bucket algorithm (better burst handling) and will support both old/new headers for six months with deprecation notice. • John tasks Mike with owning the migration guide and asks Sarah to circulate the full proposal by Friday.

- John emphasized the need to finalize the API redesign by the end of March, highlighting issues with current rate limiting for enterprise clients. - Sarah proposed using a token bucket algorithm for better handling of burst traffic and agreed to maintain backward compatibility for 6 months with a deprecation notice. - Mike will take responsibility for the migration guide, and Sarah is tasked with sharing the proposal document by Friday.

# Meeting Summary • **API Redesign Timeline & Solution**: Team will finalize API redesign by end of March, switching from sliding window to token bucket algorithm for rate limiting to better handle enterprise client bursts. • **Backward Compatibility Plan**: Will support both old and new header formats for 6 months with deprecation notice to accommodate 200+ existing integrations. • **Action Items**: Sarah to share proposal document by Friday; Mike to own and create migration guide starting Monday.

- The team discussed the need to complete the API redesign by the end of March due to rate-limiting issues affecting enterprise clients, with Sarah proposing a token bucket algorithm to better manage bursts. - Concerns about backward compatibility were raised, noting over 200 existing integrations; Sarah assured support for both formats for six months alongside a deprecation notice. - John assigned tasks following the discussion: Mike will create the migration guide starting Monday, and Sarah will distribute her proposal document by Friday.

Here's a summary of the meeting in 2-3 bullet points: • **API Redesign Deadline:** The team agreed to finalize an API redesign by end of March, focusing on replacing the current rate limiting system with a token bucket algorithm to better handle bursts and resolve issues faced by enterprise clients. • **Backward Compatibility Plan:** To accommodate 200+ existing integrations, both old and new header formats will be supported simultaneously for 6 months, accompanied by a deprecation notice. • **Action Items:** Sarah will share her proposal document by Friday, and Mike will take ownership of the migration guide, beginning work on Monday.