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In September, the remnants of Hurricane Ida, which began its life as a tropical wave across the eastern Caribbean Sea, dropped more than six inches of rain on New York City in a few hours. Roughly half of that rainfall-3.15 inches-fell within the first hour. An inch or two of rain might not sound like much. An inch of liquid in your standard shot glass, for example, would fill it roughly halfway. If that liquid were vodka, it likely wouldn’t even get you drunk. But an inch of water in a more expansive container, say one the size of Central Park, works out to be more than 20 million gallons of water. On that scale, it’s easy to grasp how what feels like a small amount of rain can flood a city, especially when that rain falls quickly. “When that two inches come in an hour as opposed to a day, there’s just no way for that water to seep into the soil to be absorbed into the landscape,” says Art DeGaetano, a professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Cornell and a director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Northeast Regional Climate Center.
Lots of emails get buried in clients’ inboxes or in their spam folder, so they may not have even seen your email. If your quote is for a more complex job, your client may need more time to think about whether or not it works for them, or to consult with someone else. If you sent your quote to a larger company, it’s possible your email has been sent to the wrong person, who hasn’t forwarded it along. Your client might be unsure about whether or not they want to work with you, or has decided that you aren’t a good fit. With the above in mind, it’s easier to understand how important specificity is. When you’re writing your follow up email, don’t make assumptions about why your client hasn’t responded. If you do, you risk making your client dig through their inbox to find out what you sent them. Instead, include everything you sent in the first email so your clients can find your quote quickly and take action.
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By serving your static files through a CDN, you are offloading the bandwidth requirements to the CDN provider. This is a server-side caching technique that you can use to optimize resource usage. These techniques can be used to improve the number of requests that the web server can handle in a specified timeframe. Since servers’ resources are limited, one of the best practices consists of avoiding the unnecessary usage of those resources. In the scenario where a client sends an HTTP request and closes the underlying TCP connection before receiving the response, the server should stop processing the request, especially if it’s a CPU intensive request. It’s also possible to use the CancellationToken object at the controller level. A challenge-response is a sort of authentication mechanism that consists of presenting a challenge to the user before processing his requests. Usually, the challenge-response strategy requires manual interaction from the user. It’s a mechanism that makes it more difficult for devices belonging to a botnet to flood the server with HTTP requests.
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