TLDR: Google allows you set input long paragraphs and URLs into a field called "App name" and they then send you an email with the paragraph you entered in (malicious with phishing links) to your inbox. Since this is…
It does work that way, but IP reputation is a thing as well so you need to keep that in mind. IPs need to be "seasoned" and "trusted" as well as domains. This is how email-as-infra works, you're sending from a shared…
DKIM is not meant to block spam, it's meant to authenticate that the sender had access to the private key for the public key exposed on the domain that it was sent from, implying that the sender has sufficient…
I think shuffle sharding is beneficial for read-only replica cases, not for writing scenarios like this. You'll have to write to the primary and not to a "virtual node". Right? Or am I understand it incorrectly? I just…
I think you'll have to pay a team millions to figure that out, it is unlikely to be a static rate but rather decided based on multiple traits like time of year, time of flight, distance of flight, cost of ticket, etc.
I am a bit perplexed though as to why they have implemented fan-out in a way that each "page" is blocking fetching further pages, they would not have been affected by the high tail latencies if they had not done this,…
TLDR: Google allows you set input long paragraphs and URLs into a field called "App name" and they then send you an email with the paragraph you entered in (malicious with phishing links) to your inbox. Since this is…
It does work that way, but IP reputation is a thing as well so you need to keep that in mind. IPs need to be "seasoned" and "trusted" as well as domains. This is how email-as-infra works, you're sending from a shared…
DKIM is not meant to block spam, it's meant to authenticate that the sender had access to the private key for the public key exposed on the domain that it was sent from, implying that the sender has sufficient…
I think shuffle sharding is beneficial for read-only replica cases, not for writing scenarios like this. You'll have to write to the primary and not to a "virtual node". Right? Or am I understand it incorrectly? I just…
I think you'll have to pay a team millions to figure that out, it is unlikely to be a static rate but rather decided based on multiple traits like time of year, time of flight, distance of flight, cost of ticket, etc.
I am a bit perplexed though as to why they have implemented fan-out in a way that each "page" is blocking fetching further pages, they would not have been affected by the high tail latencies if they had not done this,…