We have a situation where we have traffic coming in from two sources. One
is regular traffic from users, and another is data coming in from automated
sources. We're running into a problem where there can occasionally be a
flood of traffic from our automated endpoints that effectively DDOS's our
ser
If you can identify the automated traffic somehow by IP/UserAgent/etc, you
could use https://github.com/kickstarter/rack-attack to throttle it,
letting regular traffic through unthrottled. It would refuse excess
automated requests though, which may not be what you want (?).
If you just want a dupl
Rack::Attack is an interesting idea. Right now we're deploying a separate
heroku app, but I don't much like that solution both because the database
might be the bottleneck, and it means we have to make sure two separate
apps stay in sync. Ideally we'd be able to deploy to one instance and
handle it
Using
ExtJs 4.2
Netzke Branch 0-9
I HOPE SOMEONE CAN ANSWER THIS
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Using Postgresql in both environments, actually the same database
Sorry forgot to mention that
On Wednesday, March 26, 2014 2:31:56 PM UTC+11, B Davison wrote:
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> Using
> ExtJs 4.2
> Netzke Branch 0-9
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> I HOPE SOMEONE CAN ANSWER THIS
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