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Meridian uses short-lived bearer tokens issued via mutual TLS handshake. Every token is cryptographically scoped to a single tenant and expires after 900 seconds by default.

Meridian webhooks deliver signed, ordered event payloads to your infrastructure with sub-200ms P99 latency. Built-in retry logic and dead-letter queues eliminate the need for polling loops.

Every Meridian API surface enforces tiered, per-tenant rate limits tracked in a sliding window against a distributed token bucket. Exceeding a limit returns a structured 429 with precise retry metadata — never a silent drop.

Meridian's edge cache layer sits within 12ms of every major cloud egress point, serving deterministic inference responses with microsecond reads. Cache semantics are fully programmable via policy objects — no CDN configuration required.

Meridian's model router enforces waterfall fallback chains across heterogeneous LLM providers, cutting over within 800ms of a detected provider fault. Zero manual intervention. Zero dropped requests.

Meridian emits full-fidelity OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs from every inference and pipeline execution. Export to any OTLP-compatible backend in under 5 minutes with zero instrumentation overhead on your side.