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by Joel_Mckay
598 days ago
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High frequency state-change propagation don't scale well on APIs. In such setups, one ends up paying for the connection setup/tear-down, and handling clients concurrency gets expensive. Usually, a per-user access token with a 5 download limit per day is good enough, and can be scripted into peoples blacklist generation cycle. Keep in mind, some ban-lists take awhile to compile and remove redundant subnets etc. It is important to hit the proxy/tor exit nodes first, than the usual country codes for nuisance traffic from users. Have a nice day, =3 |
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