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We never drop keys unless the expire time is set. As long as someone isn't abusing the service by flooding it with random data, it will scale for them.
by donutdan4114 11y ago
We never drop keys unless the expire time is set. As long as someone isn't abusing the service by flooding it with random data, it will scale for them.
- paulasmuth 11y agoHow do you determine if I am flooding your service with random data? My understanding is that one of your main ideas is to encrypt the data so I am honestly wondering where you would even start to check if a user was randomly flooding you or legitimately storing lots of keys. Not trying to pick nits here... My original point was that -- in my opinion -- it comes across slightly dishonest if you insist that there is no limit even when it's obvious there must be one. (I mean seriously, how many machines is this running on right now? Even if it's running on amazon/google you can only scale my backend up so much with 20$/mo)
- donutdan4114 11y agoThanks for the feedback, I updated the pricing message to be clearly max-keys of 100,000 for gold plan. All feedback appreciated.
- Chris911 11y agoAnother kind of abuse could be to store huge chunk of data per key. Even with 10,000 keys if each key stores a 50 MB JSON blob you're storage cost could go up quickly.
- donutdan4114 11y agoMax value is 64kb