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Two unrelated production blockers came up while exercising the live
deploy:
1. Auth rate limit too aggressive (5 req/h)
The throttler hit `429 Too Many Requests` after just five login
attempts — testers (and the post-login refresh churn the SPA does
on cold start) were locking themselves out almost immediately.
- `auth.controller.ts`: `AUTH_RATE_LIMIT` and the per-IP login burst
limit are now read from env vars (`AUTH_RATE_LIMIT`,
`AUTH_PER_IP_LIMIT`), default 5 in production but easy to raise
for staging without redeploying. Cluster ConfigMap now sets
200 / 100 respectively.
- `throttler-behind-proxy.guard.ts`: added `shouldSkip()` that
bypasses throttling entirely when the request body or JWT
identifies a seed / demo account (admin + 10 seeded buyer /
seller / agent / developer / park-operator phones). Also reads
`THROTTLER_BYPASS_PHONES` and `_EMAILS` env vars so the ops team
can temporarily allow-list a tester's number without code change.
2. `/khu-cong-nghiep` (and 6 other public catalog pages) redirected
anonymous users to `/login`
The Next.js middleware allow-list only covered `/login`, `/register`,
`/search`, `/listings`, `/auth/callback`. Visiting the industrial
parks catalog without a session sent users straight to a login
wall — broken UX since the catalog is supposed to be public.
Added these prefixes to `publicPaths`:
/khu-cong-nghiep (industrial parks)
/du-an (real estate projects)
/chuyen-nhuong (property transfers)
/bang-gia (pricing)
/forgot-password
/reset-password
/about /contact /privacy /terms
Verified live (https://platform.goodgo.vn after rollout):
- 50 logins in a row with seed-admin → 50× 201, 0× 429
- Anonymous access: /khu-cong-nghiep, /du-an, /chuyen-nhuong,
/search, /listings, /khu-cong-nghiep/thang-long → all 200
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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