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by estebank
1470 days ago
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> Why a web site, which is inherently stateless, should be doing that routinely is another issue. Because most web sites that would be doing this are not stateless? Any dynamic site will need to access a database, which means that the will be IO blocking, which means that given enough traffic the server will run out of available threads before being able to service the IO operations for all of these users. And because different parts of the website will likely have different DB load, you could easily cause a DoS by hitting an expensive endpoint repeatedly. |
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