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What 8,000 conversions a day taught me about proxy rotation
I run a small audio conversion tool. Nothing clever — you paste a link, it pulls the audio, you download it. It handles somewhere around 8,000 jobs a day now, and about 91% of the people who start a conversion actually finish the download.
Getting there took five months and four bugs I would not have found in a test environment. This is a write-up of those four.
Stack, for context: Flask, Redis, RQ workers, yt-dlp, and a pool of rotating proxies.
The setup
Requests hit a queue. Worke...
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