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Wouldn’t the solution be to just start charging for excessive DNS traffic?
by zoky 1y ago
Wouldn’t the solution be to just start charging for excessive DNS traffic?
- lelandbatey 1y agoPotentially yes, but that's a business decision which the on-call developer cannot deal make on behalf of the business.
- canttestthis 1y agoThere's a lot of stuff the dev team can do that are not strictly business decisions though. Rate limits, QoS, etc.
- rapind 1y agoThose can be business decisions too though. It depends on whether or not the real / lucrative customers will notice, or maybe the noisy customers who will be all over twitter because a dev figured they'd make a big change like this on their own. Throttling and tiering can definitely affect more people than you might suspect (like spiky services) and considering data and use are important.