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If I understand correctly, the author's company provides a CAPTCHA alternative, which presumably means that if their service goes down, all of their customer's
by mbesto 11mo ago
If I understand correctly, the author's company provides a CAPTCHA alternative, which presumably means that if their service goes down, all of their customer's logins, forms, etc. either become inoperable or don't provide the security the company is promising by using their service.
This makes me want to use the company's service less because now I know they can't survive an outage in a consistent and resilient way.
- goastler 11mo agoWe have 14 servers and counting running the frontend captcha service, we have a high uptime which you can observe here: https://portal.prosopo.io/status https://portal.prosopo.io/status We have extra provisions for enterprise clients to provide rock solid SLAs for every use case. The db in question is our data store for event that we use for aggregated features such as traffic analysis and ml. This service lags behind our realtime services so we can deal with some downtime if necessary