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Do not use hosted cloud services where the implementation creates publicly accessible API keys and each HTTP request results in a charge to your account. A few
by altdatathrow 6y ago
Do not use hosted cloud services where the implementation creates publicly accessible API keys and each HTTP request results in a charge to your account. A few specific examples are Firebase, Algolia, and AWS Lambda.
All it takes is one programming mistake or one bad actor and you can find yourself in an equally precarious situation.
- mmcconnell1618 6y agoYep, you should wrap then in something like Apigee or an API Server that can throttle requests and keep traffic to reasonable numbers for your service.