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I believe they already do some kind of bandwidth monitoring, so I could also see them just passing that along to subscribers who use too much. I would have also
by bane 10y ago
I believe they already do some kind of bandwidth monitoring, so I could also see them just passing that along to subscribers who use too much. I would have also hoped their bandwidth costs would have improved when they moved to their own cloud instead of S3.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoI vaguely remember that they were able to throttle/block off a public file when it caused unusually high traffic.