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Mastodon stampede. "Federation" now apparently means "DDoS yourself." Every time I do a new blog post, within a second I have over a thousand simultaneous hits of that URL on my web server from unique IPs. Load goes over 100, and mariadb stops... https://jwz.org/b/yj6w

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Fun fact: sharing this link on Mastodon caused my server to serve 112,772,802 bytes of data, in 430 requests, over the 60 seconds after I posted it (>7 r/s). Not because humans wanted them, but because of the LinkFetchWorker, which kicks off 1-60 seconds after Mastodon indexes a post (and possibly before it's ever seen by a human). Every Mastodon instance fetches and stores their own local copy of my 750kb preview image. (I was inspired by to look by @jwz@mastodon.social's post: https://mastodon.social/@jwz/109411593248255294.)

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