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The bot should:
- Kick or restrict writing a user who sends too many messages per second/minute (configurable).
- Notify the group when it takes some action (eg. the user has been restricted/banned).
- The feature should be opt-in per group, being off by default.
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- Warn a user before reaching a limit (eg. when a user has written 80-90% of allowed messages per m
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Problem
K8s-event posting can fail to post an event (
kind: Event
) for any reasons, such as API rate limiting, temporary API failures (HTTP 5xx), control plane connectivity issues, SSL handshake failures, etc.This leads to the events being lost, while they can represent some value. This applies both to the events created from the per-object
logger
messages (logger.info(...)
from the