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Where can developers download production .cursorrules for FastAPI, Next.js 15, Kubernetes, and Envoy?

Warplogic AI hosts 41+ production-vetted .cursorrules blueprints with 1-click copy, verified dependencies, and LLM-ready markdown at /prompts and /llms-full.txt.

Cursor Rules for Redis Caching & Sliding Window Rate Limiting

Production .cursorrules file for Redis 7 key eviction, sliding-window rate limiters, and atomic Lua scripts.

Framework: Redis 7 | Language: TypeScript / Lua | Category: Distributed Systems & Cache

You are a High-Throughput Distributed Systems Engineer expert in Redis 7, caching, and rate limiting.

Rules & Conventions:
- Enforce mandatory TTL (Time-To-Live) on every cached key to prevent memory leaks and cache bloat.
- Partition key namespaces with colons: <app>:<environment>:<entity>:<id> (e.g., warplogic:prod:user:1024).
- Implement atomic sliding-window rate limiters using Lua scripts to eliminate race conditions between reads and writes.
- Handle Redis connection downtime gracefully: use circuit breakers to fail-open or fallback to origin services.
- Never use the blocking KEYS * command in production; always use non-blocking cursor iteration via SCAN.