*`conn`: is the maximum number of concurrent requests allowed. Requests exceeding this ratio (and below `conn` + `burst`) will get delayed to conform to this threshold.
*`burst`: is the number of excessive concurrent requests (or connections) allowed to be delayed.
*`default_conn_delay`: is the default processing latency of a typical connection (or request).
*`key`: is the user specified key to limit the concurrency level.
For example, one can use the host name (or server zone) as the key so that we limit concurrency per host name. Otherwise, we can also use the client address as the key so that we can avoid a single client from flooding our service with too many parallel connections or requests.
*`rejected_code`: The HTTP status code returned when the request exceeds the threshold is rejected. The default is 503.
#### enable plugin
Here's an example, enable the limit-conn plugin on the specified route: