Class AuthoredSendCeilings
- Namespace
- MailFathom.Domain.Delivery.Governance
- Assembly
- MailFathom.Domain.dll
How much mail one caller may ask this deployment for inside one period.
public sealed class AuthoredSendCeilings- Inheritance
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AuthoredSendCeilings
- Inherited Members
Remarks
OutgoingMailCeilings bounds the deployment and every account of it; this bounds one client. The two answer different faults and neither substitutes for the other: an installation whose whole allowance is a hundred messages a day has said nothing about one agent spending all hundred in the four minutes before anybody notices, and that is what a caller looping on a send does.
The window is the same fixed one anchored at the Unix epoch, and deliberately the same window the deployment's own ceilings are counted over: two bounds on one send that rolled over at different instants would refuse a caller for a reason it could not be told how to wait out.
A ceiling of zero is no ceiling, which is what an operator gets by writing nothing. That is a posture rather than an oversight — sending is off until an account is turned on, and the deployment's own ceilings still bound whatever a caller is admitted to ask for.
Properties
- IsUnbounded
Gets whether these ceilings refuse nothing, which is what makes counting a caller's sends unnecessary.
- MaxMessagesPerCaller
Gets the messages one caller may ask for in a period, or zero where the operator declared no ceiling.
- MaxRecipientsPerCaller
Gets the people one caller may ask this deployment to write to in a period, or zero where the operator declared no ceiling.
- Period
Gets the length of the window a caller's own counts are taken over.
- Unbounded
Gets the ceilings of a deployment that bounded no caller, which refuse nothing.
Methods
- Create(TimeSpan, long, long)
Builds the ceilings from what a deployment declared about one caller.
- FindReachedCeiling(AuthoredSendUsage, int)
Finds the ceiling one further message would carry a caller's period past.
- PeriodStartAt(DateTimeOffset)
Finds the start of the period an instant falls in, which is the moment a caller's counts are taken since.