Well, this is interesting.<p>I&#x27;ve been running <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;jsonip.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;jsonip.com</a> for 4-5 years.<p>Right now, it&#x27;s averaging 10 million requests a day.<p>I don&#x27;t do any logging other than total bandwidth usage, in and out. I <i>have</i> been getting numerous noticed from my host because I haven&#x27;t bothered to update the usage alarm levels. I&#x27;ll adjust that when it matters.<p>Basically, I don&#x27;t give a shit what you&#x27;re using it for. Only <i>one time</i> in the last 4 years have I had to explicitly take action against an abusive user. If you&#x27;re the dipshit with the misconfigured squid proxy a few years ago that got the 418 You&#x27;re a teapot response, you know who you are.<p>Btw jsonip is a node.js service. It&#x27;s been working at scale, just fine, and will continue to in the future.