Last updated: 05.02.2024
At Netzo, we utilize the Deno infrastructure internally, and our fair use policy aligns with that of Deno. The following guidelines are extracted from the Deno acceptable use policy for your convenience:
Fair Use Examples
Here are examples of acceptable and unacceptable use cases when utilizing our services and infrastructure:
Acceptable Use
Use Case | Description |
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✅ Server-side rendered websites | Building websites that render content on the server. |
✅ Jamstack sites and applications | Creating Jamstack-based websites and applications. |
✅ Single-page applications | Developing single-page applications for various purposes. |
✅ APIs that query a database or external API | Building APIs that interact with databases or external APIs. |
✅ Company websites | Developing websites for businesses and organizations. |
✅ E-commerce websites | Creating e-commerce websites for online retail. |
Unacceptable Use
Use Case | Description |
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❌ Cryptocurrency mining | Usage involving cryptocurrency mining operations. |
❌ Highly CPU-intensive loads | Applications with extreme CPU-intensive operations, such as machine learning. |
❌ Hosting media for external sites | Serving media content for external websites. |
❌ Scrapers | Building web scrapers or automated data extraction tools. |
❌ Proxy or VPN | Providing proxy or VPN services using our infrastructure. |
Usage Guidelines
We anticipate that the majority of projects will remain well within our usage limits. In cases where your project's usage significantly deviates from the norm, we will notify you. Our aim is to engage with you before taking any actions to address any undue strain on our infrastructure.