Why Developers in China Route Through API Relays (And When It's a Bad Idea)
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If you write code outside mainland China and deploy inside it, you already know the shape of this problem: the API works from your laptop and times out from your server. The actual failure modes Three things break, in this order: TLS handshakes to some endpoints get reset intermittently, not consis…
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Why Developers in China Route Through API Relays (And When It's a Bad Idea)
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